Selmer Mark VI Tenor Saxophone
The legendary Selmer Mark VI tenor saxophone features a brass body with ebony or grenadilla wood in thumb rests and key touches, fitting HTS 9205.90.40 for other woodwind instruments. Known for its rich tone, it's a professional model collected by jazz musicians. Classification here distinguishes it from flutes or clarinets.
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This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If featuring significant brass-dominant design
Moves to brass wind instruments if wood elements like pads are incidental rather than structural.
If for repaired or refurbished instruments
US-made instruments repaired abroad may qualify for duty-free reimport under special provisions.
If imported disassembled as repair parts kit
Disassembled woodwind components for repair classified as parts, not complete instruments.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Obtain manufacturer specs confirming wood content to support 'other woodwind' classification over brass winds
• Declare vintage status if pre-1980s model, as older instruments may require cultural property declarations
• Bundle with hard case but declare separately to avoid set classification pitfalls
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