hats off to UK shops

[Michael Ward]

Sax Pro and Sax.co.uk are both very good companies to deal with in the UK. Efficient , well packed goods delivered perfectly. What a refreshing change.

[JMac]

I can say saxophones.com.uk was great to deal with from the States as well. The exchange rate dipped enough for one of their product offerings to be a far better deal than it would have been through any US dealers. Service was great, shipping was super-fast (I must admit the packing was less than desirable -but it was a stand, not a horn).

[Face Ache Mike]

Sax.co.uk are excellent. I agree about the packing, that would be my only gripe but my sax arrived in good order.

[Russ]

When I purchased a Trevor James Signature Tenor (Superb horn, and very much missed) and a Keilwerth EX90II Alto from them, they came very well packed indeed. MASSIVE boxes crammed with foam. You'd have thought they were both Baritones given the size of the boxes. :D

[Pinnman]

I have always received excellent service from Myatts and Howarths. And, Michael, what about the place in Bradford you mentioned to me some time ago?

[Michael Ward]

Bradford Woodwind Exchange is a good shop too with lots of vintage and all the top end modern stuff.. huge mouthpiece stock and the friendly staff are all good players and know their stuff.

[DougR]

Cadenza (http://www.cadenza-music.co.uk/frameset.html) in Northampton.

Allegro (http://www.saxophoneheaven.com) in Oxford

[Doghouse Riley]

Here's another excellent UK supplier; "Band Supplies" of Leeds. I checked them out by phone and found them to be very helpful.
I bought my YTS62 from them, it arrived next day in perfect order, the latest model and at an excellent price.

http://www.bandsupplies.co.uk/default.asp