Baby your neck and back. Use as wide a neckstrap as you can find. Maybe check out a shoulder harness. I use a Ray Hyman supersling to which I added the padded section of a neo-tech strap. Baris weigh 12 pounds plus and a thin strap like a regular Ray Hyman tenor strap can cut into your neck and cause nerve damage. This is easily avoided with a thick padded strap or a shoulder harness.
The Bari Spell
tenor has been my main sax ever since i started playing. in band i sit beside a bari player, and the sound of the bari is amazing. i wanted to play it soo bad, so i started doublig on bari.Are there anything that i eed to keep in mind?tips? or whatever. thx
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