At a customer request I removed High E. Didn’t ask why. Pro player who works for D’Addario.
Oops! You removed F#. E is the one below it. Hope you can put it back before they pick it up.At a customer request I removed High E. Didn’t ask why. Pro player who works for D’Addario.
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… an avoid playerWell it has to play at least one note. The big question might be whether it's a wrong note or not. Or an avoid note.
Best to have a keyless horn then, why clutter it up with all those notes?
You’re right ! I did this like three years ago. I have no clue how he plays it. Old pads, loose everything. More leaks than the Titanic. Yet he plays long soft tones smooth as butter in tune. Has a masters degree in music and specialty in sound acoustics. Has played thousands of mouthpieces and reed combinations as product tech for D’Addario. Some have unmatched talent to make anything work well. I did a repair / play condition service on a Dick Stabile (Martin) tenor for him. I thought it was just meh. He loved it. Took it to Las Vegas to play some gigs and sold it to another pro player. Two years on it’s still in use with the same 50+ year old pads. I didn’t think it would last a month, and told him so.Oops! You removed F#. E is the one below it. Hope you can put it back before they pick it up.
Pretty strange request though. They'll never be able to play E with the palm keys again.
Technicaly, the Glissotar is a keyless soprano sax.There was a keyless soprano at the Musikmesse, well not quite keyless I think it had one or two keys so played Bb and B. Maybe C also.
Or, with a quick change is MP and rescaling of 3D print, a recorder?Technicaly, the Glissotar is a keyless soprano sax
I have one of these too, sax.co.uk were selling these off a few years ago.I've got one of them - it's a keyless alto that I bought for a song (not literally) from Sax.co.uk. I can't remember why now.
It looks amazingly slim and feels almost weightless.
Rhys
I have one of these too, sax.co.uk were selling these off a few years ago.
Mine had no neck, can't remember whether it had a strap ring, i think i either paid £15 or £50 from what i remember.No neck with mine and it came in some form-fitted expanded polystyrene packing in two halves. I think it hasn't got a strap ring, but I haven't looked at it in ages.
Can you remember what you paid ?
And how many times have you played yours ?
Rhys
getasax.com
Yeah it does - just one, for top D.Does the "Alphasax" have palm keys?
Just googled it. No, apparently not. 🤔
So much for Google. 🙄Yeah it does - just one, for top D.
