Fuirts - hello all!
My son has been asked to take up the saxophone to complement his clarinet playing. He wanst to get into a jazz ensemble but has been told for the particular ensemble he wants to join he needs sax.
Anyhow, after reading loads of reviews we have narrowed our choice iof his furts sax to one of these:
BAUHAUS WALSTEIN AS-Y ALTO SAXOPHONE
BAUHAUS WALSTEIN AS-P BRONZE BODIED ALTO SAX
BAUHAUS WALSTEIN AS-YD ALTO SAXOPHONE
I really like the sound of the AS-P - just that we're not sure which to go for.
Also, do you think it would be worth investing in a new mouthpiece at some point. he plays a hanson clarinet and got a Vandoren 5RV mouthpiece that came with it and the sound and tone was far superior to any other clarinet he'd played before?
Anyway, look forward to your thoughts and advice
By the way, I always wanted him to play saxophone and must admit when he took up the clarinet, as well as not really knowing what one looked like, I had no idea it could lead to him playing the sax.
My son has been asked to take up the saxophone to complement his clarinet playing. He wanst to get into a jazz ensemble but has been told for the particular ensemble he wants to join he needs sax.
Anyhow, after reading loads of reviews we have narrowed our choice iof his furts sax to one of these:
BAUHAUS WALSTEIN AS-Y ALTO SAXOPHONE
BAUHAUS WALSTEIN AS-P BRONZE BODIED ALTO SAX
BAUHAUS WALSTEIN AS-YD ALTO SAXOPHONE
I really like the sound of the AS-P - just that we're not sure which to go for.
Also, do you think it would be worth investing in a new mouthpiece at some point. he plays a hanson clarinet and got a Vandoren 5RV mouthpiece that came with it and the sound and tone was far superior to any other clarinet he'd played before?
Anyway, look forward to your thoughts and advice
By the way, I always wanted him to play saxophone and must admit when he took up the clarinet, as well as not really knowing what one looked like, I had no idea it could lead to him playing the sax.