Thank you for taking your time to look at such a fine musical
instrument, a C-Tenor Saxophone.
As to my last post, this item is back on sale.
I've given this instrument an overhaul.
1) New cork
2) Chemical Bath
3) New pads (Dom Metal Sound Resonators)
4) Fix tones and stuffs, hand polished/buffed
Due to the fact that the cork is made to fit a *Tenor*
mouthpiece, please let me know in advanced if you want me to sand
the cork to fit an *Alto* or *C-Melody* mouthpiece. Other than
that, the Tenor mouth and resonators, the saxophone has a really
loud roaring voice and is suited for people who likes doing solos.
If not, change to an Alto or C-Mel for a mellow, muffled vintage
sound which you can expect from this 1923 saxophone. Picture the
sound, back in the days of the Jazz Era, which you can expect.
Keyworks are great, tested and able to play the chromatic
scale.
Comes with the original case which you can't find anywhere now,
handle is spoilt due to old age, but able to fix it with DIY.
To help facilitate your decision, here are the overhaul photos
to prove that it is given.
http://img8.imageshack.us/i/cimg0839z.jpg/
http://img200.imageshack.us/i/cimg0840k.jpg/
http://img32.imageshack.us/i/cimg0841.jpg/
http://img11.imageshack.us/i/cimg0842i.jpg/
I'm leaving Singapore on the 25th August, so i can't carry too
many stuffs with me. I'm going to sell this for a cheap S$450-500.
Grab it while it's still here as i've been receiving calls about
this and I shall make my decision next week. Send me your contact
number and name and i shall call you.
PS: No testing as i want it to be as new as possible, and i'm
sure you wouldn't wanna share the same spit as other buyers don't
you?
Also, if you don't know anything about this, google it. I'm not
going to explain the full history of the saxophone.