Thank you for viewing. I am selling off items from my retirement. My collection has grown too large, and I haven't had time to play, so they've become a waste of potential. I hope they can reach someone who will cherish them. I would like them to go to someone who will appreciate them and understand their value. This is a Kenon 105 Rue LA FAYETTE tenor saxophone. The basic structure is believed to be the same as the Monopole 2. Its features include a double-socket neck and rolled tone holes. These are high-end specifications that are not often seen today. Kenon is a minor instrument maker in the saxophone world now, but Marcel Mule used this maker before he used Selmer. Many of Marcel Mule's recordings were played on this Kenon. As proof of this, the premiere of L'Arlésienne was performed on a Kenon saxophone. Regarding the condition of the instrument, it is in good condition. It has been overhauled at the renowned Atelier Sun workshop. While there are some scratches and dents, there is almost no damage to the body. As a bonus, I'm including a Goldbeck and a short-shank Selmer metal C☆☆ mouthpiece. By the way, the case is new. It produces a sound that cannot be obtained with current tenor saxophones, so why not consider picking it up for saxophone research? I've included a sound sample below: https://youtube.com/shorts/yZCMd9PWdj4?si=HC5Z5Qs_-c_C3Kmd