Alto Saxophone

try locksmith , will be around $100, Honda dealer will do it for about $170

Lost the only key for my 2002 Honda civic Honda charges $110.00 dollars for labor work, and 59.99 per key.

so yeah the $170 price range sounds about right. For the 2002 Honda this answer is right....but starting in 2003 Honda went to using a high security key blank which cost significantly more than the hd 106 keyblank used in the 2002 and earlier models....lost high security keys and the programming will run you about $250

Alto and baritone saxes are both pitched in Eb, but the baritone sounds an octave lower than the alto. Playing a written C on an alto produces the sound of the Eb below the written note. On a baritone, the note that sounds is the Eb in the next lower octave.

To make that happen, the air column for any given note is twice as long on the baritone as on the alto, and the instrument is correspondingly larger. the mouthpiece and reed are also much larger on the baritone.

Finally, many baritones are keyed to a low A, while most altos are only keyed to a low Bb

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If the sax is in mint condition, you probably can ask $900.

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Well, if it just sat there, all it would need is a good cleaning. You might also want to see if the pads have dried out. Otherwise, it should be in the same shape it was in when you last put it into its case. Okay thanks I am trying to buy one on line so I dont really know Iguess I will have to go see it and see if I can tell thanks again- wondering if I should just buy new its for my 9year old son just starting out

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Use Google and search for '1917 Enfield rear sight'. There are a number of websites that can help you with disassembly, etc. Start with www.cruffler.com

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Hope this helps you,

MRA

The most famous make a very good living, but many very capable players struggle to make ends meet. Most take students to provide extra income. Because professional music careers differ so much from one individual to another, it's hard to say more.

A viola requires no transposition because it's already in concert pitch; however, the viola uses a different cleff than the piano called an Alto clef. In this clef, the middle line of the staff is middle C.

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I regret that you will need to be more specific about the context: there are 60 abbreviations for LBC at just one web site. A lot more in all.

I regret that you will need to be more specific about the context: there are 60 abbreviations for LBC at just one web site. A lot more in all.

Not in my opinion, however, I do believe that a players natural abilities can be reflected on ANY sax, .look at Charlie Parker for example. It is all in the player!

Professional it is an amazing saxophone.

It was invented in the mid 19th century by Adolphe Sax, a Belgian instrument maker. When he invented it he was living in Paris on a permanent basis.

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Charlie, contrary to popular belief, used a white Runyon Model 22 mouthpiece, with a 4 facing. His reed choice, however, is more obscure. He would use any kind of Rico reeds he could get his hands on, including Tenor reeds on Alto Saxophone. Getting the same equipment as him won't get you anywhere near his sound as much as years of practice and listening to his recordings a lot will, but if his setup fits you, then it'll help.

Yamaha, a common instrument brand, has a diverse selection of saxophones. These saxophones range from soprano all the way to bass saxophone. In addition, there is no one set price for their saxophone's as they are made differently, sound different, and may be in a different playing condition. Generally, their soprano saxophones cost from $2,000 (intermediate) to $4,000 (professional). The alto saxophones are cheaper generally ranging from $1,500 (beginner) to $4,000 (custom). Yamaha Tenor saxes range around $2,000 (beginner) to $3,800. You can find out more by checking out their website under the 'Related Links' section. Sometimes, even $10,000 dollars (Professional 1973 Selmer mark VI costs $10,000)

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1. The obvious would be a microphone and amplifier configeration or.

2. Pastic Reeds. You can buy them online. They make you much louder, but produce a harsh sound. I would recommend it for Marching Band. They are also EXTREMELY durable.

Not junk. They're a good student sax, but vary depending on their age. the Aristocrat line was introduced by Buescher in the 1930's as a professional instrument. By the time Selmer bought Buescher in 1963, designs had advanced and the 'crats were considered intermediate instruments. Selmer continued to use the Buescher tooling for some time but hasn't for some decades. More recent instruments are made in Taiwan, and I don't know whether they have anything in common with the old 'crats, but they are still considered good student saxes.

$2000 i also have one