from the land of the long white cloud

[blowed&gone]

hello folks ,

I guess I should follow protocol and introduce myself.
I'm 50 something , still digging on James Brown and returned to playing a couple of years ago after decade or two.
I have to confess I'm joining the forum as a matter of desperation after scouring the net for parts for my beaten up Buffet Super Dynaction tenor , but there's plenty to stimulate here so I'll be a regular reader & perhaps contributor.

 

[gladsaxisme]

Hello B&G

Welcome to the cafe otherwise known as the madhouse I would imagine that parts for your sax must be like Hens teeth best of luck.....John

 

[Riversax]

Hi there and welcome

I used to live in Christchurch when I was a little lad (many years ago!) before coming back to the UK, and have also picked up a tenor again after 10+ years of not playing.

Good luck with the playing and the search for bits...

Roger

 

[jthole]

Hi there and welcome

I used to live in Christchurch when I was a little lad (many years ago!) before coming back to the UK, and have also picked up a tenor again after 10+ years of not playing.

To the OP, welcome!

To Riversax ... aren't we, by any chance, discussing your new Grassi on the "other forum"? ;}

 

[Riversax]

To the OP, welcome!

To Riversax ... aren't we, by any chance, discussing your new Grassi on the "other forum"? ;}

Hello! Yes we were...

 

[old git]

Welcome to the caff©, blowed&gone.

To become a successful saxophone player, it is necessary to kill fifteen New Zealand Rugby Union Internationals.

ENJOY!​™

 

[Taz]

Welcome to the cafe, from the land of drizzle!

 

[kevgermany]

Big welcome from me too.

Maybe a good tech can make the parts that are missing...

 

[Wade Cornell]

Welcome, There are a few of us here from NZ. If you've got the bucks I've got a great tech who can make/fix anything. Otherwise I guess it's a matter of continuing watching Ebay to find a cheap BSD sax that you could scavenge and make one good sax out of two. Lots of decent and cheap Chinese horns though which would probably cost less than the repair.

 

[Justin Chune]

Hello and welcome. I hope you get your sax fixed soon.

Jim.