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May be looking for a unlacquered Yamaha 82Z 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)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)
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
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
haha i was like that , but with girlfriends ;-)that will never happen !!!!!!!!! Boys and toys.
haha i was like that , but with girlfriends ;-)
haha i was like that , but with girlfriends ;-)
My MkVI does not mind if I play my Sequoia.
Broadminded?
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?
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.
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