Experimentations With Carbon Fiber & Saxophone Parts
Although the saxophone hasn’t changed a great deal since Adolphe Sax invented it in the 1840s—it is after all still a conical bore that uses …
Vintage Sax
A J.W. Eastman Tenor Saxophone Case
A couple of months ago I bought a replacement case for my tenors. When I went into the music store I hadn’t really planned to …
A Foreshadowing Of Things To Come
When George M. Bundy signed his name to the following Selmer Paris ad in 1945, he had no idea that the Mark VI—that was still 9 years …
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Truly A Beautiful & Rare Vintage Sax: A Gold Plated Rudy Wiedoeft Alto
Without a doubt, some of the most gorgeous, vintage saxophones being sold on eBay today, are being sold by Montreal’s Randy Cole. I have watched …
Hunting Down That Elusive, Perfect, Mark VI
A conversation I was involved with in SOTW got me thinking. Why is that vintage saxophone prices have fallen through the floor, yet Mark VI …
