@@iantrewhella9470 it has basically the same keywork and the body tube is SA80II copy. How do I know? I know one of the guys who helped develop it. There are a few differences but for the most part it’s a clone.
@@benhostetler268 Definitely not psychosomatic having experienced 100's of (probably more than 1000) saxes either owning, playing or repairing/rebuilding as a pro sax tech. We are all different and see things different and that's your view on it and that's totally fine. Looking closer it seems to have more mark vi style attributes plus some sa80ii thrown in (probably a mix of some key style and body tube) low C/Eb is more mark vi as is the RH keys and also reverse F#, although front aux F is similar to SA80II (and Yani) In general most modern saxes are sharing similar tried and tested features.
![เปิดบ้าน พี่ตูน Bodyslam หลังใหม่คนแรก ที่ภูเก็ต l [Nickynachat]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/flFwcmyDQSk/mqdefault.jpg)
Did you win the lottery ? How are you buying all these horns ?
Imagine arguing with a repair tech, couldn't be me...
Sounds cool. Definitely a looker
It’s a SA80II clone
Feels, looks and plays nothing like an SA8ii and I have had many of them and fixed up more.
@@iantrewhella9470 it has basically the same keywork and the body tube is SA80II copy. How do I know? I know one of the guys who helped develop it. There are a few differences but for the most part it’s a clone.
Well, it feels different and plays different to me.
@@iantrewhella9470 the feel is the stones the play is a little the neck because it has a MK VI style neck but the other is psychosomatic.
@@benhostetler268 Definitely not psychosomatic having experienced 100's of (probably more than 1000) saxes either owning, playing or repairing/rebuilding as a pro sax tech. We are all different and see things different and that's your view on it and that's totally fine. Looking closer it seems to have more mark vi style attributes plus some sa80ii thrown in (probably a mix of some key style and body tube) low C/Eb is more mark vi as is the RH keys and also reverse F#, although front aux F is similar to SA80II (and Yani) In general most modern saxes are sharing similar tried and tested features.