Saxophones John Packer JP042r

Just like to add my recommendation to this horn, i bought it as a backup Tenor , decided to try it out at a gig last week and now i think it will become my main gigging sax!
i am really impressed, until now i have always found that moderns sax key work didn't work with my ridiculously small hands (stretching to bottom Bb was tortuous )but this sax has been designed with that in mind.
its advertised as a student sax, but dont let that put you off trying it, "its a wolf in sheep's clothing"
if you want to know more check out Pete Long's(ex Jools Holland Rythm and Blues orchestra among other's) demo vids on youtube.
 
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Good to have a recommendation liket hat! Must be pretty impressive... I'll take a look

Just like to add my recommendation to this horn, i bought it as a backup Tenor , decided to try it out at a gig last week and now i think it will become my main gigging sax!
i am really impressed, until now i have always found that moderns sax key work didn't work with my ridiculously small hands (stretching to bottom Bb was tortuous )but this sax has been designed with that in mind.
its advertised as a student sax, but dont let that put you off trying it, "its a wolf in sheep's clothing"
if you want to know more check out Pete Long's(ex Jools Holland Rythm and Blues orchestra among other's) demo vids on youtube.
 
those Pete Long's demo-videos leave me cold, I'm more intrigued by this john packer demo track:

here
which starts off based on an old Tubby Hayes big band track, & rolls on through some nice bluesy saxophone quartet playing - so who made this?? I guess it's specially recorded for the brand, but by who?

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i found it..
Hear JP saxophones in action - listen to 'Sunday Grind' written by session player Pete Long (who also plays all the parts). A stunning composition with some stunning playing on what we think are some stunning instruments.

same guy, but a *much* nicer demo of the JP range of horns...
 
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