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I think that a yamaha is good advice, but I wouldn't go for the 62. It's an expensive choice for a kid of 12, unless he has the kind of comitment where he knows what he wants for himself. Th...
Good advice - on many reeds they will warp once dried out after playing a couple times. I like to put some water in a small glass and soak the reed for 5 or more minutes, then putting the reed on the ...
Thank you for the advice Steve. It was my father's sax and is in excellent shape. I also have a Conn Stars and Stripes that is in excellent shape. I will likely put it up on ebay this weekend....
...tting started on the soprano sax. I really like the sound, and prefer the straight model. But I need some advice: why are some soprano's listed as B-flat and others as E-flat? Isn't there a ...
...ike mine if only because it gives me more flexability than the Yamaha C4 that came with my horn. The best advice I can give you is go to a music store that handles them and try them out. Most music st...
Boy is this great advice. I did this, and its a killer to listen to, but what the heck, you've got to be self critical to improve. Its taken 12 years for me to sometimes like what I hear, and I s...
...ture). I'm guessing I have the remnants of a hacked up Varitone system.
Instead of following the advice of many of my close-minded peers and hacking off what's left (which I'd rathe...
...rtists to listen to, all the Steves with their great tips on instrument repair etc, Jive with his helpful advice to beginners, and so many others who are very helpful and generous with their time. Eve...
...g on your mouthpiece?? Horns are challenging at times are they not?... but the YBS 62 is way worth it. My advice if all else is failing, get it checked over by the best repair guy you can find. Regard...
...lay around the low register,but last week I had a section (show) job and it was clear that I do need some advice.
Although I play from 6 to 8 hrs a week I don't really get a lot wood shed typ...
...idering a sax like the YAS-62, I would strongly suggest you also try the Yanagisawa 901/991.
Whatever advice you get, I would encourage you to spend a long time buying, at least a couple of weeks....
... takes the cake. I could not be more pleased with Phil's craftsmanship and valuable consultation and advice. Also in addition to being such a great mouthpiece Phil used a very cool looking finish...
...nt thru a soprano sax kick, but have already sold off the excess, so this is not a 'buy my sax' advice letter.
I prefer Conn, but won't bother you with ramblings. I just want to sha...
Thanks for such advice. JenGrier, I have like, massive hands, and it's quite hard to reach for the left pinky cluster on the Mark VI, thats why it's a nightmare to me! On the other hand, my ...
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