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Weight comparison of baritone saxophones throughout history
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No surprises baritone saxophones seem to be getting much heaver!

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@TheManOfJazz291

2 years ago

Can we hear what the F bari sounds like? Im really interested

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@jacobbass6437

1 year ago

The more material on the horn, the darker the sound. It’s the reason for heavy screws, center brace weights, neck weights, etc.

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@danr1856

2 years ago

Nice collection. Can we hear how the baritone in f sounds like?

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@TheWrassler

1 year ago

I think that it's cause the bell has just gotten longer and longer from since the horn in f

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@TWO20

2 years ago

Ribbed construction as opposed to post to body construction. Far more consistent and sturdy, at the cost of adding more metal to the body. Low As obviously add a bit of weight as well. Increased reinforcement everywhere on modern horns to make them last longer… all it does is make them heavier. All of the hundred year old saxes that made it to this day weigh half as much and hold up to wear and tear just as well as modern horns.

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@eldamcnew5049

1 year ago

I wanna hear the F bari!!!!

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@ajhauter5049

1 year ago

The original bass saxophone was in C, so the baritone in F makes sense

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@BKrystall

2 years ago

One of the reasons why the late Hamiet Bluiett traded his Selmer low A baritone saxophone for a conn chu berry low b flat.

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@samschwanke2405

1 year ago

Tell me about it. I have to march 4 mile parades up hills and do 15 minute field shows with a Selmer BS 600. I might as well wear a 50 pound necklace.

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@gamingmusicmishaps

1 year ago

I used a low a bari in marching band (15-16 pounds)

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@N1ck-Ra

1 year ago

Does added mass improve tone? Presumably there’s a sweet spot somewhere in mass. Maybe we haven’t reached it yet lol

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@patthesoundguy

1 year ago

How much lighter is the low Bb mark VI compared to the low A? I have never tried the Low A version. I love my low Bb Mark VI

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@J-Crash

1 year ago

Where did you find the bari in F?

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@jobless2852

1 year ago

Now weigh the solid sterling silver Yanagisawa bari LOLL

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@ottohammons6232

1 year ago

bruh mines like 20 pounds. lol

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@monke5596

1 year ago

I’ve seen ones that are 40+ pounds

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@Supremedalex

1 year ago

I hate the feel of heavier horns, just does not feel good.

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@emeeleuh6103

1 year ago

heavier = more honk

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