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Ok, thanks for the info. I guess i will have to try it out to be sure.

I head someone playing the Bari Hawk II on a japanese website and i'm interested in seeing if anyone else is playing this particular mouthpiece and what are their honest opinions of it. Thanks guys.

Hey Dave that Brushed Alto is smokin'. I really love it. Let me know as soon as you get those Brushed Tenors and Sopranos in so I can place my order for those as well. Thanks again for your...

Hey dave i'm the guy that bought the Brushed Alto sax from you over the phone on 5/30/06 from the Bronx, NY. Just wanted to know if your going to do a Custom deluxe curved soprano as well?

I think this is what you guys are referring to www.neilslade.com/Papers/saxstuff.html

Don't forget Everette Harp, Gerald Albright, and Mike Phillips.

I will be going to Roberto's in Manhattan in a week or so to pick one up. I will let you know if it works for me or not.

Has anyone tried the new Fortissimo "Padded tension ring" ligature? If you haven't you can check it out here http://www.kesslermusic.com/ff/ligature/tensionring.html.

Well I guess I have to speak up for the BBQ's. Since no one else owns one. I have a BBQ #9 that I bought on this forum. The piece is great. Definitely a R&B piece and it can go with the best of...

Mike Phillips is from Mt. Vernon, NY next to the Bronx. Got his start playing in local churches and for local gospel choirs. I'm from the same area and I know of him. He can play straight ahead...

I was browsin' through ebay and I see Jr. Walkers' tenor sax for sale!!! Check it out. ...

thanks, that makes my decision to buy one a lot easier.

How are you liking your new powerbell now?

Shawn go to www.saxsolos.com.

Wow, i'm diggin' a lot of different guys. Joey Defrancesco, Wynton Marsalis, Arturo Sandoval, Brother Jack McDuff, and Jaco Pastorius.

you guys need to check out his old recordings on Savoy Records. They are still available. www.malaco.com

Just letting any late bloomers in the NY-PA area know about Tim Price as an instructor. He is a great guy and offers a wealth of information/insight on the horn. I have had about 3 lessons so far...

Your right about that, but I'm definitely one who likes his sound and technique. He definitely deserve more recognition on this forum.

I have watched this forum for quite a while and I see no one has ever made a post about Dr. Vernard Johnson. He is a dynamic and spirit filled gospel sax player who inspired me to play the sax many...

Donald Hayes also played for Rev. James Moore, and Colorado Mass Choir. Also Check Harold Rayford, Angella Christie, and Dr. Vernard Johnson for Gospel Sax. They all sound great.