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Right Side Neck Attached
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Right Side Both Necks And Original Mouthpiece, Lig, & Cap
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Rolled Tone Holes
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Right Palm Key Chaos
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Mid Section Left Side
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Octave Lever & Mechanism
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Neck Tightening Thumb Screw
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Right Side Neck Attached upright
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Left Palm Keys
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Lower Portion Right Side
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Low C Key & Bow
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Right Side Neck Detached
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Left Side Neck Detached
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Lower Portion Left Side
Bb Tenor
Manufacturer: Hohner Musikinstrumente
Model: President
Serial #: 104XX
Phase 2 Horn
Finish: Gold lacquered body, with nickel-plated keys
Source: H. Kahlke
This is my personal horn. I bought it from the original owner who used it for only 2 years before putting it in the closet for decades. Only 1 pad has been replaced. The rest are all still original, and are in top condition.
My tech had a Hohner President that had been in an accident and had become a parts horn. I was able to buy the neck from him, so I now have 2 necks for this sax. The 2 necks have very different sounds, and the sax almost sounds like 2 different horns. Both play in tune. The original neck has a much more focused sound. Personally, I prefer the replacement neck.
This horn does have the C/D trill key, as well as the high F# key that was optional at the time.
Manufacturer: Hohner Musikinstrumente
Model: President
Serial #: 104XX
Phase 2 Horn
Finish: Gold lacquered body, with nickel-plated keys
Source: H. Kahlke
This is my personal horn. I bought it from the original owner who used it for only 2 years before putting it in the closet for decades. Only 1 pad has been replaced. The rest are all still original, and are in top condition.
My tech had a Hohner President that had been in an accident and had become a parts horn. I was able to buy the neck from him, so I now have 2 necks for this sax. The 2 necks have very different sounds, and the sax almost sounds like 2 different horns. Both play in tune. The original neck has a much more focused sound. Personally, I prefer the replacement neck.
This horn does have the C/D trill key, as well as the high F# key that was optional at the time.
My tech had a Hohner President that had been in an accident and had become a parts horn. I was able to buy the neck from him, so I now have 2 necks for this sax. The 2 necks have very different sounds, and the sax almost sounds like 2 different horns. Both play in tune. The original neck has a much more focused sound. Personally, I prefer the replacement neck.
This horn does have the C/D trill key, as well as the high F# key that was optional at the time.
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