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<blockquote data-quote="Crevy" data-source="post: 562269" data-attributes="member: 9975">Well, they&#039;re obviously a well known maker or used to be. I&#039;m just inquiring about it. It&#039;s on Reverb. I&#039;m more interested in tone, then probably anything else. If I have to wait a little bit of extra time in the future, if I need it to be serviced, I don&#039;t mind that wait, if it means I&#039;m going to get a great tone. I feel like Yamaha as great of a company as it is, and I own many of their products and rave about them. I feel like that they are, or may be more along the lines of say, an Ibanez guitar when it comes to tone. As for guitar I own a few Ibanez, and they&#039;re great guitars, but if you want tone, I recommend going with a Fender Stratocaster, Telecaster or a Gibson Les Paul. There&#039;s great tones in a lot of other guitars, but those three are the main core and any guitarist worth their salt will tell you that.Something I came across that caused me to look for this sax:&quot;Buescher AristocratBest for: A warmer, classic, &quot;round&quot; jazz and blues tone.Historical context: Models made before 1960 are highly regarded by professional players and can often be found for under $1,000. These horns are known for their exceptional tone quality.&quot;Just some thoughts.[ATTACH=full]30278[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crevy, post: 562269, member: 9975"] Well, they're obviously a well known maker or used to be. I'm just inquiring about it. It's on Reverb. I'm more interested in tone, then probably anything else. If I have to wait a little bit of extra time in the future, if I need it to be serviced, I don't mind that wait, if it means I'm going to get a great tone. I feel like Yamaha as great of a company as it is, and I own many of their products and rave about them. I feel like that they are, or may be more along the lines of say, an Ibanez guitar when it comes to tone. As for guitar I own a few Ibanez, and they're great guitars, but if you want tone, I recommend going with a Fender Stratocaster, Telecaster or a Gibson Les Paul. There's great tones in a lot of other guitars, but those three are the main core and any guitarist worth their salt will tell you that. Something I came across that caused me to look for this sax: "Buescher Aristocrat Best for: A warmer, classic, "round" jazz and blues tone. Historical context: Models made before 1960 are highly regarded by professional players and can often be found for under $1,000. These horns are known for their exceptional tone quality." Just some thoughts. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1000078939.webp"]30278[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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