Out of 15 odd saxes I've owned my Martin Handcraft Standard (tenor) has the worst ergonomics...the thumb-rest is smaller than those found on most Altos and it is also located further left than in other saxes - this put some extra weight on my right thumb; as a result, I think I've injured my metacarpal muscles after only a week of playing...
Also, the low F# and some other keys had to be bent to make them playable and stop interfering with certain fingerings.
Oh, I've forgot to mention....this is also the best sounding tenor I've ever owned! (very annoying indeed - you can't have it both ways can you?).
Can you beat this pig? Of course you can...just list it here - a sort of compilation of worst ergonomically designed saxes...
Also, the low F# and some other keys had to be bent to make them playable and stop interfering with certain fingerings.
Oh, I've forgot to mention....this is also the best sounding tenor I've ever owned! (very annoying indeed - you can't have it both ways can you?).
Can you beat this pig? Of course you can...just list it here - a sort of compilation of worst ergonomically designed saxes...