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Yes, the bronze is worth the extra $$$
This is the first saxophone I have ever bought, and I can guarantee that it will be the only baritone sax I will ever buy. First of all, It's unbelievably beautiful. If you want to stick out and be memorable for your audience, this is a great option. I personally find saxes with the black lacquer to be quite tacky looking, but the bronze on this sax is a work of art. Second of all, it's so responsive, notably in the lower register. To be able to play the low A and Bb so effortlessly at such quiet dynamics all while keeping fantastic tone quality and intonation. I mean, what more could you ask for?. Last of all, I have always found that, with the baris I've played it the past, it can become quite strenuous and difficult to play fast passages for extended periods of time; But not this sax. The keys feel almost as if they were molded to my hands perfectly, running up and down scales is effortless, and most importantly: It's almost silent.
I could not be more happy with my purchase and I cannot stress how much I reccomend that any body looking to purchase a professional baritone saxophone to buy the BWO-02.
I also cannot stress enough the importance of buying from Thomann specifically. As a Canadian customer, saxophones are incredibly expensive. Buying from Thomann saved me, and no this is not an exaggeration, $7000CAD compared to the price at Long & McQuade (Best price I could find anywhere in North America)
Thank you Thomann Music🫶🎷
I could not be more happy with my purchase and I cannot stress how much I reccomend that any body looking to purchase a professional baritone saxophone to buy the BWO-02.
I also cannot stress enough the importance of buying from Thomann specifically. As a Canadian customer, saxophones are incredibly expensive. Buying from Thomann saved me, and no this is not an exaggeration, $7000CAD compared to the price at Long & McQuade (Best price I could find anywhere in North America)
Thank you Thomann Music🫶🎷
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A thing of beauty
Looks aren't everything, but this is a gorgeous instrument. Not only that, but it sounds as good as it looks. It is easy to blow and the key action is smooth and light. It's everything I dreamed of.
I would advise ditching the heavy Yanigisawa case supplied and treating yourself to the Ortola 8065 Baritone case which is lightweight and has wheels and backpack straps!
I would advise ditching the heavy Yanigisawa case supplied and treating yourself to the Ortola 8065 Baritone case which is lightweight and has wheels and backpack straps!
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