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Author: sÖmeone
Date: 2002-12-30 14:42
is there anyone out there who knows about any sources concerning this line and brand of saxaphones and any comments about it? they say its waterproof.....
makes me wonder......
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Author: d-oboe
Date: 2002-12-30 16:36
hmm...I've never seen one of these saxOphones. It isn't one of higher quality, I can tell you that. The music store in my city, which sells professional woodwinds,and only carries instruments recommended by music teachers,or professors, doesn't carry that brand. The toptone may be cheaper (which I'm assuming it is) but it is probably declined in quality. If you're looking for a student model, do Yamaha, they do truly make the sturdiest "student" level instruments. If you're looking for intermediate, definitely go with Selmer, or Keilwerth, or maybe even Buffet. These seem to be the best quality for the price you pay. If you are indeed looking for advanced, choose the pro models of Selmer and Keilwerth. Those are truly the best saxophones. (That is my bias, but it's probably true.)
D-oboe(I was a saxophone player for 7 years)
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