SOLD - I agree: "No other mouthpiece in history has been designed like this before; it will blow you away. It can both scream and play a soft ballad and is so much fun to play. Its huge sound makes everything before it sound thin and/or stuffy in comparison."
Keilwerth 1965 ‘Tone King Special’ Bb Tenor, Silver, #53k (Archived)
SOLD - SOUND FILE - The Tone King Special is basically a Couf Superba 1; and this one is a rare example in silver plate with high F# key. Priced to sell fast
Buescher 1951 ‘Aristocrat III – “156”‘ Bb Tenor, #342k (Archived)
SOLD - Sultry Buescher sound that lots of people love on the affordable Aristo III! This is the little brother to the more famous Big B (Aristo II). These are light weight with a sound that is bigger than that illusion. A nice tenor under $2, 000 - It won't last.
Theo Wanne ‘GAIA 3 – 8’ Tenor, Gold – 0.110″ (Archived)
SOLD - [Inspired by Dexter Gordon, the Gaia features a medium roll-over Shark Gill™ baffle, precision-sculpted inner sidewalls, and the True-Large-Chamber, which is similar to the vintage mouthpieces of the 1940s, but more evolved in design."
LeBlanc 1960 ‘Rationale System’ Bb Tenor, w/ F#, #494 (Archived)
SOLD - SOUND FILES - One of the coolest saxophones ever made! - Made to solve most all of the "saxophone issues" with intonation, evenness, with tone hole venting and also so engineered that it has mass amounts of screw adjusters
Jupiter ‘JTS-889SG’ Bb Tenor, #G05,2xx(Archived)
SOLD - A great intermediate sax. Great Ergos, high F# key, nice original hard case. (This model era makes me guess the year around 2010.). Sterling silver neck! Currently in factory pads that come with slight-domed metal resonators. Cosmetically = 7.0
Martin 1951 ‘The Martin Tenor’ Bb Tenor, Silver, “U.S.”, #178,40x
SOLD- A rare, Silver "The Martin Tenor" with the "U.S." military stamp on the bell. It has some 'war'-bruises and we will address those along the process of a full rebuild. It will come with a New Protec XL case.
Selmer 1973 ‘Mark VI’ Bb Tenor, #216,2xx (Archived)
GONE - SOUND FILE - Original lacquer, A true "player's horn" for a player - A beloved horn, owned by the late musician, Jim Coile, of the Seattle area who played with huge names like: Tom Petty, Sonando, Natalie Cole, Franky Valley, ...etc. If this caliber of player chose this sax, that's usually all I need.