[musicteen098]

ive been playing tenor sax for 6 years now and i started on a bundy which sounded beutiful but i was walking and a kid triped me and i fell on it and the damage was beyond repair so then without knowing what i was doing i bought a cheap one on ebay and it sounded like crap and it sucks so i got a leblanc professinal saxophone that i didnt get to play until my parents bought it so it sounds like crap and always breaks i thought i just sounded like crap but i played my friends sax and i sounded perfect so i am going to buy a new one or a used one as long as it sounds great right now im using the schools sax and its a bundy and sounds great so im thinking of getting one of those or i heard selmers are better but i am going to play the new one i get befor i buy it to make sure it sounds and plays good but i just want to some tips of finding the best one

 

[csax]

Get a used Bundy if they suit you, and a strong case so you won't flatten it the next time you fall on it....

 

[gary]

Get a used Bundy if they suit you, and a strong case so you won't flatten it the next time you fall on it....

...and please get used to using Capital letters, periods and paragraphs. This is not an SMS it's a forum with an international readership so the more we can use standard English formats, the better off for the readers. Thanks.

 

[Dave dix]

Yes get a bundy 1 if possible or a yamaha and the odd comma would help
Dave