Though this is relacquer,the sound is big and beatiful. I think this is the great one as you said. Do you know about conn 30m? Can you get the good one? If you have a chance to get good one?please let me know.” – K.T. Instead of saying so, he said to me that you are relaiable, so he want you to look for conn tenor 30M. This week he seemed to give up taking this away from me. Whennever I have a lesson, my teacher says that he want to buy this. The sound of this conn chu is very different from 10M’s. Practice with this is very enjoyable and comfortable.
“Thank you for E mail.I play conn chu every day. The “NW” was a truly spectacular player its tone was better than any alto I’ve ever played, save my own transitional Conn alto, following latter’s overhaul. soon afterward bought a relacquered “pre-Chu”/”New Wonder” alto. The 220K- series tenor sold on eBay (transaction to “Bluefish77” in my eBay feedback) K.T. K.T., a saxophonist in Japan, bought two very sonorous vintage Conns. Please be courteous when contacting any given referrer.) (Please note: names of references are protected in the interest of preserving customers’ privacy - direct references are available upon request, pending reconfirmed permission to share email adresses. Happy saxsurfing to all! REFERENCES & SOME HORNS GONE BY At this point, archiving pictorials of old work and vintage saxophones is probably the best purpose for this area, anyway.
SELMER REFERENCE 54 MUSICIANS FRIEND ARCHIVE
I will make a new effort to archive saxes that have gone out into the world, to new homes, here and hopefully get around to making some commentary when I have more time to devote to the website. There are references for Just Saxes around the web these days, so the role of this area in providing some clues to references has probably outlived its purpose. I will begin moving some photo albums and sound clips of saxophones past into this area, for visitors to peruse and enjoy.
SELMER REFERENCE 54 MUSICIANS FRIEND UPDATE
It’s been a while (years!) since I had time to update this page regularly. With apologies to those not using broadband this is necessarily, for the time being, a huge, sprawling document, but at some point I will try to get around to making it easier to access and navigate. This area exists only thanks to the folks who have been generous enough to allow me to reprint from letters, here – thanks, sincerely, to all. It’s included here, for the time being, as an archive for those seeking photos of vintage saxophones and other information on vintage saxophones. Please note: this area is under construction, and is pasted from my original website under a different format - it will have to be reformatted to suit the new website platform.
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