vbluesman, was the horn made in Germany?I've had this baritone for few days now. What a great sax, killer tone, spot on intonation and very comfortable ergos. These are soooo undervalued! This is the third baritone I've owned, this one is a keeper!
I'm actually borrowing a low A 3070, and it does appear to be a Superba II. Very good tone all around, but what surprises me the most are the ergonomics. The thing feels as compact as a tenor, which I can't say for some other baritones that I've picked up. My knowledge of this pitch is relatively limited, but the horn produces good intonation all around. Upper register has a distinctive rasp while the low end just rumbles. Lots of character, and the thing seems to be built like a tank. I'm having fun with it as long as I have it.I've just purchased a Armstrong 3070 Bb (SuperbaII) 72xxx.The only differences that I see between it and a Supreba,are the bell key guards ( Selmer like on the 3070) and of course the engraving is non existent on my 3070, except for the Atmstrong name on the bell. The key touches, seem to me to be the same size.
It was an Ebay purchase and in need of a complete overhaul, a new case and I'll need a mouthpiece.
The ergos are great..i did have Yamaha thumb hook soldered on.I'm actually borrowing a low A 3070, and it does appear to be a Superba II. Very good tone all around, but what surprises me the most are the ergonomics. The thing feels as compact as a tenor, which I can't say for some other baritones that I've picked up. My knowledge of this pitch is relatively limited, but the horn produces good intonation all around. Upper register has a distinctive rasp while the low end just rumbles. Lots of character, and the thing seems to be built like a tank. I'm having fun with it as long as I have it.