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A Low G Bass Being Played

a work of art being played among the art work

antillio and his soprillio subcontrabass the smalles largest saxophones in the world

bb soprillo bb tenor bb subcontrabass saxophones

bell front view

Bell To Body Brace

bell to body support brace

bell to body support brace

bell to body support brace with an alto sax for perspective

Compact Contrabass and Low A bass

front right side views

if it can swallow a low a bari it s really big

it seems to take no effort at all

Key & Key Guard Detail

Key Guard Detail

Key Work Detail

Left Thumb Rest & Octave Lever

long view bow up left side

long view bow up right side

Lower Portion Right Side

mouthpiece cap lig

Narrow bore contrabass sax

neck pigtail upper bow

Neck In Socket & Mid Section Back View

not the ideal horn for someone with small hands

octave low a levers

Pair Of Black Basses

right hand placement

Right Palm Keys

Right Side In Stand

right side with soprano for comparison

Right Thumb Hook & Clothes Guard

Scott Robinson playing a Low A Bass at Hotel Casa Fuster in Barcelona

Strap Rings & Bell to Body Supports

subcontra with a bari for comparison

Subcontrabass 2 At The Expomusic 2010 Sao Paulo Brazil

Subcontrabass 3 At The Expomusic 2010 Sao Paulo Brazil

Subcontrabass At The Expomusic 2010 Sao Palo Brazil

the best way to play the subcontrabass is seated

Traditional Contrabass Low A

Triple Strap Rings & Mid Section

Upper Portion Right Side

View From The Top

view up the bell

willl my head fit

With A Bari & A Bass

With A Bari Inside

With An Alto & Tenor

yup it fits fine now will some help get me outta here

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