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Why Why Why??? Never buy a cheap no named musical instrument online. Go to your local music store and try out the instrument in the store. Why do I say this? I have worked for our family owned music stores for over 15 years. We would see people bring in their so called instruments and either their children wanted to quit learning the instrument, Or the person said they think it needed repairs because they couldnt play it. Rent a instrument 1st! You will probably get a good Yamaha or a Selmer Saxophone. If you live in So. Calif. Try either @LaHabraMusic or @CoronaMusic . My dad opened the La Habra store in 1959. My Nephew and Oldest brother own the stores now.❤

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Re the out the box repairs, isn't that what the free hammer was for?

The metal mouthpiece sounds like it gives a little bit of a brassy fringe to the sound.

Retired band director. Some time ago WalMart decided to sell basic band instruments (similar Chinese) and they started showing up in my program and creating problems for the kids. I went and had a talk with the manager who started off by telling me he had a “right” to sell the instruments. I didn’t disagree but asked him who did his repair work. He kind of looked puzzled. I told him they have a short warranty and he would be getting every horn that needed even the smallest adjustment returned to the store. I wasn’t going to touch them and no local repairmen would either. He said he had to contact corporate. Next day I get a call that my kids could return the horns, no questions. Most got a couple of free candy bars for their trouble. When the economy soured we started a “Donate your attic instrument” campaign and local repairmen did recondition these well loved instruments at cost to help the program. BTW I love the instrument shaped object description.

Basically, don't waste time and money on these is what I got from your review.

Good morning for the tenor the small brace with the wing nut should be placed in the lower hole. I was disappointed you did not realize that. I have one of those stands for about six years now and it works fine for my alto or tenor. All l have to do is make that little adjustment l mentioned before.

Knock off the goofy stuff a get on with review.

I think the gloves are for when you are applying cork grease

Every retail store does the same thing they might have the same product of different colors but they down the price of the ones that aren’t selling as well versus the ones that are selling just to get them off the shelf or out of stock

You are the Neature Walks of instruments

Video with the time lol

That student has committed unknown crimes to that clarinet

I play clarinet but i loved this video 😊

Hmmmm That's looking interesting

I love watching yours videos.

You bullish!t too much!

I have that same one and no issues whatsoever.

11:53 he plays it

9:46 laughed so hard I got a bloody nose

How bout a little less talking

Try a soprano next. Interesting, why soprano saxophones are usually more expensive compared to alto and tenor?

I'm sorry but the more I watch seems your copying other guys with “comedy” which it isn't.. Stick to the facts with natural comedy instead of forced humour.

One of my students had one of these saxes. Look out for if the lacquer starts to flake off in small pieces. The tiny pieces of lacquer would get on the pads on the sax and I remember I had to put some new pads on his sax because the little pieces of lacquer ruined some of the pads. He only had the sax for about a year when the lacquer started to flake off. He actually got a warm sound on this cheap sax. I recommend to take a look at the Jean Baptiste saxophone for the best sax at the cheapest price. I've seen professional musicians use the Jean Baptiste saxes. The Jean Baptiste costs much more than this cheap sax, but it's still a great deal for what you get with a much better saxophone.

Hi. It would be better if you didn't try so hard. Just say it as is instead of trying to be funny cos your not.

no, don't put your finger on double thumb, if you are playing high octave it is better to use paddle key. In trills that are good to use this paddle key could be a b flat to a, this would make this trill a lot easier.😅

Thinking it was made more for an alto sax with less weight and lower center of gravity. Not a scientist but played one in a 5th grade school play.

The Conn Plastic Song Flute looks like a recorder swallowed an ocarina, out of hand it might be a great idea. Priced like other inexpensive plastic recorders. Related search hit, to search: Wikipedia Commons File:Pre-band fipple flutes English: Yamaha soprano recorder, Swanson Tonette, Conn-Selmer Song Flute, Grover-Trophy Flutophone, Suzuki Precorder About 32 types: Wikipedia Category:Internal fipple flutes

I play violin

if that tie gets cut, it will sling your horn across the room like a trebuchet.

Back when I was in band 20 plus years ago, the cool kids always had the zip up cases. I always wanted one so bad...but you had to special order them from the music store back then. Now, the cheapo insturments have ruined them for me. But you can still get nice soft cases like that. I'm relearning playing the clarinet as an adult, after not playing since I was in high school, 18 years ago. The cheapo insturment thing was only starting to be a thing back then, but many of us didn't even know about Amazon.

I am a retired elementary band teacher. The main problem I have found with cheap instruments is that they are difficult if not impossible to repair. If a part comes off, the cheap metal does not want to braze (weld) back together. As well as many other problems.

My band concert is Friday and im SO EXCITED🎺 (so sad there isn’t a trombone emoji cuz that’s what I play)

I used to play clarinet but I now play trombone

Please, we need a Euphonium video

I loved your girl from ipanema reference

I noticed that the purple sax sounded more open and the Jupiter was more beefy in the low notes. (P.S. I'm also not a sax main mine is french horn.)

You should have moved the guard, not the pad to stop the "scratch" (alignment) IF it was going to work at all.

Blame Google, I know nothing. Breton Binioù (small bagpipe like you have) Breton Bombard (no bag bagpipe, one finger key, double reed) ( and high fidelity ear plugs ) ( There are practice chanter for bagpipe, usually bagpipe chanter alone does not work well for practice, but there is a bagpipe made with a chanter that can be used for practice) Suona ( wood Chinese double reed, taper retains removable brass bell. Do not use lowest price Amazon vendor for these, use next higher price vendor.) ( and high fidelity ear plugs ) ocarina - (plastic Night by-Noble Alto C Major A4 = 442 Hz. There is huge variety of highly ornamental shape ocarina that work, double and triple blow hole ocarina get expensive, There is an all ocarina Italian group that uses some very large ocarinas, beware of ocarina of same size holes, they are not ocarina ) recorder ? slide whistle ? $20,000.00 oboe ? Conn Song Flute looks like a recorder swallowed an ocarina.

wait huh i've been putting my sax on that stand the other way😧

Please do bari sax.

0:11 how does that happen😭 they didn’t just bend the metal they literally snapped it in half😭 as a clarinet player that hurt my soul.

Since it’s plastic it doesn’t really matter but, YOU’RE NOT SUPPOSED TO TOUCH THE SLIDE WITH YOUR HANDS thank you for your time

As a flute watching saxophone videos heals my soul after watching 2 million flute practice videos

I saw another band director review of plastic brass years ago. He also came to the conclusion they were fine on their own, but mix of plastic and brass would not be good, not aesthetically acceptable for an audition being different from traditional brass. Common trombone are tenor. Historicaly there are also alto trombones. Plastic alto trombone are marketed for children, I think they would be as good or better for giggles than tenor trombone. I bought 100+ year old trombone, dork sold it with cornet mouthpiece. With that mouthpiece I could lip slur everywhere and anywhere all day long. I put a trombone mouthpiece on it and the overtones were trenches to fall into. Anyone learning trombone should have a copy of *** StepWise Trombone slide Position Chart *** and be informed of the obvious that each of 7 positions is a 1/2 step lower of chromatic scale. The positions are not equally spaced, they get farther apart. I calculated distances and 7th position is about 1-1/2 inches from the tip of the inner slide. Cork cushion belongs at first position and is commonly replaced. About all I knew from about 4 years of tenor trombone in K-12 was there were 7 positions, I was never shown tuning slide, or explained or shown overtones. I had a terrible time and quit. Never a complaint by anyone about my playing, I have lost all respect for most of that school system of 60 years ago, and it is probably the same today. Not a backwater, Cornell University on the hill adjacent to Ithaca, NY

0:34 So he’s Jerome Flynn? Aka Bronn from GoT

Its beautiful. I would put it on my wall.

A tenor for $138?! Even if it needs repairs, that's still a pretty good deal. I've been playing long enough, I could probably figure out how to fix it myself. I certainly did plenty of home repairs on that bari sax I played in high school.

a saxophone player of three years here. please, please, PLEASEEE do not rest the saxophone down on the palm keys!! the palm keys cannot support the weight of the saxophone and resting it down like that can bend the keys. i love your content!! keep up the great work!!!

a saxophone player of three years here. please, please, PLEASEEE do not rest the saxophone down on the palm keys!! the palm keys don’t have support and resting the saxophone down like that can bend the keys. i love your content!! keep up the great work!!!