okami
12-28-2004, 11:01 PM
Hello!
I play the Tenor and a vintage bass saxophone and I thought that i would never be interested in a saxophone higher than the Tenor. But recently I saw the semi-curved soprano on the Rampone and Cazzani website and it looks REALLY great to me. Now I have got a few questions about it:
I don't like the loud and sharp sound of most of the sopranos. I have read that the semi-curved soprano has a warmer and darker tone due to its semi-curved appearance. Is this correct?
I have heard that the intonation of the low D and down is not very good on the semi-curved soprano. Is this true? Do you have intonation problems with it?
What are the prices for the soprano in the USA? The European price of my German dealer seems to be quite high.
What finish looks good? Is there a picture where I can see some or all of the finishes Rampone has to offer?
Why do you like the Rampone and Cazzani saxes? Which advantages do they have compared to other saxophones?
Thank you very much, Okami
I play the Tenor and a vintage bass saxophone and I thought that i would never be interested in a saxophone higher than the Tenor. But recently I saw the semi-curved soprano on the Rampone and Cazzani website and it looks REALLY great to me. Now I have got a few questions about it:
I don't like the loud and sharp sound of most of the sopranos. I have read that the semi-curved soprano has a warmer and darker tone due to its semi-curved appearance. Is this correct?
I have heard that the intonation of the low D and down is not very good on the semi-curved soprano. Is this true? Do you have intonation problems with it?
What are the prices for the soprano in the USA? The European price of my German dealer seems to be quite high.
What finish looks good? Is there a picture where I can see some or all of the finishes Rampone has to offer?
Why do you like the Rampone and Cazzani saxes? Which advantages do they have compared to other saxophones?
Thank you very much, Okami