@milandro does pop in occasionallyYep. I originally thought it was a huller or other German horn. It feels, weighs the same as a truetone tenor but the microtuner and brace mean it's not so straight forward.@milandro would know if he still frequents the forum
Yep. I originally thought it was a huller or other German horn. It feels, weighs the same as a truetone tenor but the microtuner and brace mean it's not so straight forward.@milandro would know if he still frequents the forum
It would be great to work with you on this.Thanks for the offer! Gladly would do that and at the same update my own website too (haven't had time to do that )
Of course It's the fact that it has absolutely no markings or provenance that allows me that indulgence.I am not sure why you think this was a German Marine horn. The Fact that there is nothing on it on it to identify it as such says nothing about its “ provenance” , it is an unmarked saxophone of at least a decade prior to the war that is sure, the rest is, sorry to say, just a guess.
I think it's a kohlert made sax. I had a "The Popular" tenor and it looked like yours. Kohlert had very flat keycups.Yep. I originally thought it was a huller or other German horn. It feels, weighs the same as a truetone tenor but the microtuner and brace mean it's not so straight forward.@milandro would know if he still frequents the forum