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Well. This past June our band room suffered from a fire. Nothing was damaged luckily, but a whole slew of horns that even our director didn't even know we had were uncovered when we were cleaning. These included a prehistoric Conn mellophone (i.e French Horn with a straight bell), a bari and soprano that were both falling apart, a tarnished silver-plater (now totally black) Bundy Alto, and a Buffet-Crampon Super Dynaction tenor. The tenor's octave mechanism was totally bent out of shape, but after 30 minutes in my dad's workshop, after so drilling, sanding, bending with a vice and buffing (I know, it pains me too), the horn is playable again.
I want to try to identify the year of this horn. I looked on the B-C website and there was no tenor sax with the number I put in (20590). Does anyone know what year a Super Dynaction Tenor with a serial number 20xxx would have been manufactured? :?
After this last detail has been figured out, I can go brag to my friends that since I (me) fixed the horn, that they (my friends) can't. LOL.
Please if anyone who knows reply quickly.
Peace,
Action
*edit for grammatical reasons. yes i'm stupid ^_^ *
I want to try to identify the year of this horn. I looked on the B-C website and there was no tenor sax with the number I put in (20590). Does anyone know what year a Super Dynaction Tenor with a serial number 20xxx would have been manufactured? :?
After this last detail has been figured out, I can go brag to my friends that since I (me) fixed the horn, that they (my friends) can't. LOL.
Please if anyone who knows reply quickly.
Peace,
Action
*edit for grammatical reasons. yes i'm stupid ^_^ *