That thing is the size of something that would fit and probably get lost as plumbing in a large ship's boiler room, if you don't mind doing work that has pads the size of a 2 lb. coffe can lid, octave pad the size of an alto sax bell pad.I guess if you’re a player that has a real job working in a lighthouse this could work. I’ll pass though. That’s too big.
A lighthouse would probably fit the body.Just think of the size of a leak light you'd be using.
You know that 115 Volt single bulb light with hook that you connect to the underside of the hood of a car's engine compartment to illuminate it at night to work on? You could probably connect an extension cord and lower that down the body of the sax.A lighthouse would probably fit the body.
With such big instruments you can only use blue whale leather pads.You know that 115 Volt single bulb light with hook that you connect to the underside of the hood of a car's engine compartment to illuminate it at night to work on? You could probably connect an extension cord and lower that down the body of the sax.
And whale blubber for cork grease?With such big instruments you can only use blue whale leather pads.
