Yamaha 82Z Unlacquered Tenor

May be looking for a unlacquered Yamaha 82Z Tenor
well you know my take on yamaha saxes, i stuck by mine religiously tho i had many chances to get others i always stick by my warhorse of a YTS-62,so basically i am very bias when i say you NEED a yamaha, bonus if it is fitted with reflective pads for extra brightness and projection (i had mine installed last year)
 
well you know my take on yamaha saxes, i stuck by mine religiously tho i had many chances to get others i always stick by my warhorse of a YTS-62,so basically i am very bias when i say you NEED a yamaha, bonus if it is fitted with reflective pads for extra brightness and projection (i had mine installed last year)

I love Yamaha.The scary bit is i've had 4 Z tenors in the past !!!!!!!!!!!! yes 4.Not to mention the couple of 61 and couple of 62 tenors,NOW THAT IS SCARY,ARGHHHHHHHHHHH.I am a lost case.
 
You're saxophone habits are like my jewellery habit - aside from being way to expensive. Every time I see a nice ring/watch/pair of earrings/etc I say to himself 'that would like nice on me' He always says it looks better in the shop and the cash looks better in the bank.

Get what you like I say - if it keeps you happy. Who said we're here for a good time not a long time? 🙂
 
well Dave, my personal experience has been sticking to 1 saxophone for over 20 years and it aint done me any harm, maybe it is time you stopped doing a bumble bee, flitting from sax to sax and just settle on 1 solid sax, saying all that i say GET THE YAMAHA hahha
 
well Dave, my personal experience has been sticking to 1 saxophone for over 20 years and it aint done me any harm, maybe it is time you stopped doing a bumble bee, flitting from sax to sax and just settle on 1 solid sax, saying all that i say GET THE YAMAHA hahha
And half a dozen backup horns...
 
well Dave, my personal experience has been sticking to 1 saxophone for over 20 years and it aint done me any harm, maybe it is time you stopped doing a bumble bee, flitting from sax to sax and just settle on 1 solid sax, saying all that i say GET THE YAMAHA hahha

That will never happen !!!!!!!!! boys and toys.
 
Broadminded?

My Selmer is French, you know...

Dave, after 48 hours the withdrawal symptoms will disappear. After a good sleep you can start with some different brand.

Note: before getting my S. tenor, I've been after an 82z too. Not an easy job to find it SH.
 
Hi,
my dealer offered me one for €3000,-.
That's why I repeat my question:
Are you aware of any differences between the old models (this would be a late 2010) and the new "one piece" horns?

Greetings,
Guenne
 
That's why I repeat my question:
Are you aware of any differences between the old models (this would be a late 2010) and the new "one piece" horns?

I was puzzled by this question: what do you mean with "one piece"?
 
Oh my god, I fear my English is not good enough.
http://www.thomann.de/at/yamaha_yts_82_zul_unlackiert.htm
There are no screws at the "knee", making a repair quite an effort maybe.
On the other hand there it might be more resonant.

Greetings

I see... One piece bell. Luckily the neck is still detachable.
Well, between 3k and 3.6k I would go for the better player. I am not sure it would make a difference, but I know of custom works in this direction on baritones: soft soldering the bow to the body. Trustworthy people claim it makes a difference.
 

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