This particular sax has almost all of the above features plus more! This tenor has an absolutely stunning silver plated finish with elegant hand-engraving on the bell, bow, body, and neck. It features a $55 silver plated saxgourmet thumb rest, kid-leather pads with properly fit Selmer-style resonators, and imported blue steel needle springs. Some of the coolest improvements are:

Re-located Bell-to-Body brace - (Bild SG1) The brace is located about 3" lower than normal. This allows more of the bell to resonate, but doesn't effect it's structural integrity.

C-Vent - (Bild SG2) The middle and high C is a horrible sounding note on most saxes. The reason is, when you hold down the C-Key (Middle finger), the C#, Bb, & A keys are closed. This means that the sound is only vented by the B-Key and the G key which is 2 tone-holes down. Steve designed a 1/8" tone-hole that vents the C, allowing this note to have the same tonal color as the rest.

Re-locating the octave pips - GREAT! (Bild SG3) The middle D doesn't sound stuffy!

Altissimo-key - Steve calls this his "easy button." (Bild SG4) Now you can get altissimo's without having to use a high baffled mouthpiece and a plastic reed!

Gut spielbare, perfekt intonierende Saxe gibt es heute eine ganze Menge, da erwarte ich eigentlich keinen Quantensprung mit SGs Konstruktion.

nicht jedes Alleinstellungsmerkmal ist ein Killerkriterium !
Ich wollte nur sagen, dass das Horn als solches eigentlich keine Revolution ist die es über die zahlreichen Top-Saxe mit konventionellem Aufbau stellt.

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