There is a good quality hard case with it, but no mouthpiece.
I'd like to get back what I paid for it which is £800, I think that's reasonable, it's a high quality instrument, some say these old ones sound better than the newer models. I'd only been playing Alto for 2 months when I got this, and I found it really easy to play, the action (if that's the right word) is lighter than my Alto and I found the transition pretty easy to make. They guy I bought it off is a sax teacher and had it regularly serviced, I can try and find out where if it's important, he lived in the Chester/North Wales area.Īnyway it's tatty looking (aka vintage, a couple of tiny dings but nothing at all serious, the lacquer is worn, but on the whole this is a totally sound instrument, no leaks. I've only owned this for about 10 weeks but it's a great instrument. I did a bad thing and bought another Tenor on ebay with an impulsive, slightly silly offer that was unexpectedly accepted.
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