Selmer Tenor Supreme Case
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Selmer
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An Exceptional Case in the Henri SELMER Paris Universe
As an iconic house since 1885, Henri SELMER Paris has established itself as an essential reference for the saxophone thanks to a rare balance between tradition and innovation. Today, the brand combines recognized artisanal know-how with modern manufacturing processes to offer high-level consistency and precision on its instruments and accessories. The Supreme case fits this requirement: a luxurious case designed to accompany a SELMER tenor saxophone with a level of finish and protection worthy of the brand's reputation.
Specially made by BAM Cases and adorned with SELMER identity, this case offers a "premium" approach: refined aesthetics, robust design, and internal organization designed for musicians on the move.
For Which Tenor Saxophonists Is This Case Made?
The Supreme case is intended for intermediate, advanced, and professional saxophonists who regularly transport their instrument: rehearsals, concerts, studio, conservatory, brass band, or orchestra. Its molded shape and carrying solutions make it an ideal choice for musicians who want serious protection without compromising practicality.
It is particularly suitable for frequent urban travel (walking, public transport, car) and all styles where the tenor is taken everywhere: jazz, classical music, pop, contemporary music, wind orchestra.
Sound and Design
A case does not influence the sound when playing, but it plays a key role in the stability of the instrument on a daily basis. By effectively protecting the body, keywork, and adjustments, it helps preserve intonation, seal integrity (pads), and mechanism precision over time. The high-density foam interior is designed to hold the saxophone in place and limit stress on sensitive areas.
On the aesthetic side, the midnight blue shell gives a modern and elegant look, complemented by a Selmer embroidered logo. The whole offers a refined style, worthy of a SELMER tenor, while remaining designed for intensive use.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
For optimal use, you can complement the case with universal accessories without compatibility risk: a tenor saxophone swab (internal cleaning), a microfiber cloth (body and keys), as well as a saxophone strap to keep in a dedicated pocket. The internal compartments and zippered pockets are practical for organizing reeds, cork grease, and small tools, while keeping essentials accessible.
Technical specifications
| Use | Tenor Saxophone | Color | Blue |
| Format | Rectangular | ||
| Instrument | Tenor saxophone | Carrying | two handles and comfortable backpack straps |
| Shape | molded case | Bonus | external compartment + double internal compartments for accessory storage |
| Exterior | ABS shell | Dimensions | 84 cm x 27 cm x 33 cm |
| Logo | 1 Selmer embroidered logo | Weight | 5 kg |
| Interior | optimal protection thanks to a perfect fit | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this case compatible with all tenor saxophones?
The case is designed for the tenor saxophone and its molded interior ensures a fit tailored to this instrument.
What protection does the Selmer Supreme case offer for tenor saxophones?
The outer shell is made of ABS. The interior uses high-density foam to hold the saxophone securely in place. This fit minimizes stress on the body and keywork during transport.
What are the dimensions and weight of the case?
The dimensions are 84 x 27 x 33 cm, with a weight of 5 kg.
Can the Supreme case be carried as a backpack?
Two comfortable backpack straps are provided for carrying. Two handles complete the transport options.
Are there compartments for tenor saxophone accessories?
One exterior compartment and two interior compartments allow for accessory storage. Reeds, cork grease, a swab, or a microfiber cloth can thus be organized separately from the saxophone.



