J'ai depuis quelques années un BF Serie 400 Mate. Je joue principalement du Jazz et il n'a pas à palir de l'autre marque française trés connue basée aussi à Mante la ville (78 Fr). C'est une instrument vraiment "sombre" qui demande à pousser, je l'adore ! I have had a BF Serie 400 Mate for a few years. I mainly play Jazz and it doesn't have to pale in comparison to the other very well-known French brand also based in Mante la ville (78 Fr). It's a really "dark" instrument that requires pushing, I love it!
From what I have read, the Buffet Expression is a pre SX-90 - any differences between them? I don’t find much info on the Expression, and most people aren’t familiar with it. What are your thoughts on the Expression? Any interesting things to know about it? I recently picked one up, love it, just don’t know much about it
I'm wondering about the progress of the production of tenor saxophone on the Senzo series. Have they been produced, where can I find them in the United States, what is the price range? Thanks so much for your help.
Hello Patricia, the tenor model of Senzo has not been completed/produced yet but we will post information as it becomes available. In the meantime, for tenors I would suggest checking out Julius Keilwerth saxophones at www.julius-keilwerth.com. Thank you!
Buffet senzo and buffet s3 prestiage, julius cx90 What is the difference between these three saxophones? I think it's like a color shape, and the other thing is that it's a key shell color and a model
Thank you for your question. The 400 Series saxophones and Senzo saxophone have a more "traditional" bell flare, i.e. similar to the diameters of the brands you mentioned, while the Keilwerth saxophones (especially the altos) have a larger, more pronounced flare.
Hi! How would you compare the baritone saxophones Buffet 400 and Keilwerth SX90? Are they very different or are they almost the same? The text that describe the Buffet 400 baritone say that it has a classic French design, does that mean it plays and feels more like a Selmer than Keilwerth?
Hello Egil, these models are indeed different but both are excellent choices for any player. The BC400 is more "French" style meaning a closer bore design and key feel to other French brands, while the JKSX90 has the German design characteristics that the Keilwerth brand is know for. Thank you for your question, I hope that is helpful for you.
@@BuffetCramponUSARhapsodyLIVE OK, thank you. I play Keilwerth tenor, soprano and alto, but have not tested a JK baritone yet - nor a Buffet. It is not easy to find a store that has JK baritones, neither here in Norway nor in London.
Hello Luis. We can't presume to know the reasons you are hesitant to accept products from China (political or otherwise) But I am sure you know that many companies make their products there now. One important distinction to look for is if that company controls the production process or not. For us, we control the production 100% for these instruments to insure they are made to the specifications and quality we require. However, if you simply prefer products that are not made in Asia or China specifically, the Julius Keilwerth brand is still produced 100% in Germany as it always has been. Thank you.
@@LuisAlonsoPhotography You are welcome. You can visit www.julius-keilwerth.com to learn more about the brand and models available. Please contact us if you have any questions.
J'ai depuis quelques années un BF Serie 400 Mate. Je joue principalement du Jazz et il n'a pas à palir de l'autre marque française trés connue basée aussi à Mante la ville (78 Fr). C'est une instrument vraiment "sombre" qui demande à pousser, je l'adore !
I have had a BF Serie 400 Mate for a few years. I mainly play Jazz and it doesn't have to pale in comparison to the other very well-known French brand also based in Mante la ville (78 Fr). It's a really "dark" instrument that requires pushing, I love it!
From what I have read, the Buffet Expression is a pre SX-90 - any differences between them? I don’t find much info on the Expression, and most people aren’t familiar with it. What are your thoughts on the Expression? Any interesting things to know about it? I recently picked one up, love it, just don’t know much about it
I'm wondering about the progress of the production of tenor saxophone on the Senzo series. Have they been produced, where can I find them in the United States, what is the price range? Thanks so much for your help.
Hello Patricia, the tenor model of Senzo has not been completed/produced yet but we will post information as it becomes available. In the meantime, for tenors I would suggest checking out Julius Keilwerth saxophones at www.julius-keilwerth.com. Thank you!
Buffet senzo and buffet s3 prestiage, julius cx90 What is the difference between these three saxophones?
I think it's like a color shape, and the other thing is that it's a key shell color and a model
Has the Buffet Crampon Alto Sax has a bigger bell like Cannonball or it's as similar to a Selmer Ref 54 or a Mark VI .
Thank you for your question. The 400 Series saxophones and Senzo saxophone have a more "traditional" bell flare, i.e. similar to the diameters of the brands you mentioned, while the Keilwerth saxophones (especially the altos) have a larger, more pronounced flare.
Hi! How would you compare the baritone saxophones Buffet 400 and Keilwerth SX90? Are they very different or are they almost the same? The text that describe the Buffet 400 baritone say that it has a classic French design, does that mean it plays and feels more like a Selmer than Keilwerth?
Hello Egil, these models are indeed different but both are excellent choices for any player. The BC400 is more "French" style meaning a closer bore design and key feel to other French brands, while the JKSX90 has the German design characteristics that the Keilwerth brand is know for. Thank you for your question, I hope that is helpful for you.
@@BuffetCramponUSARhapsodyLIVE OK, thank you. I play Keilwerth tenor, soprano and alto, but have not tested a JK baritone yet - nor a Buffet. It is not easy to find a store that has JK baritones, neither here in Norway nor in London.
I have someone selling a buffet crampon in a red brass color. Serial#130209
you lost me when you said , built in China!!!
Hello Luis. We can't presume to know the reasons you are hesitant to accept products from China (political or otherwise) But I am sure you know that many companies make their products there now. One important distinction to look for is if that company controls the production process or not. For us, we control the production 100% for these instruments to insure they are made to the specifications and quality we require. However, if you simply prefer products that are not made in Asia or China specifically, the Julius Keilwerth brand is still produced 100% in Germany as it always has been. Thank you.
@@BuffetCramponUSARhapsodyLIVE id rather pay extra than buy anything from China. i will look into your Keilwerth. thank you for the reply.
@@LuisAlonsoPhotography You are welcome. You can visit www.julius-keilwerth.com to learn more about the brand and models available. Please contact us if you have any questions.
@@BuffetCramponUSARhapsodyLIVE aren’t the Keilwerth ST110 (before the ST90) saxophones are made in Taiwan by KHS?