I considered that before I posted, actually.
I guess I was comparing that to say a horn that was played by someone like Cannonball Adderley or Phil Woods, whose playing is legendary, as opposed to someone known their contribution to the manufacture of saxophone items. Also, this horn was merely owned (though
perhaps also played) by Mr. Morgan; he did not design it (according to the listing), so again, we don't know of anything special about this horn other than it was one Mr. Morgan happened to own, and before him Mr. Artley, who is (I'm assuming) more known for his line of flutes.
It could indeed be a great horn.
As a fellow Buescher afficionado, I was surprised that you were so moved by a mere Selmer, though.
