Review and demonstration of the ErgoSax Bari/Bass system from ErgoBrass

[@oscarlin-b7453]

Thanks gor the review. Really needed a video that isn't from the company itself. Thinking about geeting it for my tenor sax since I have some shoulder issues

[@jillytiffen6305]

Great explanation of this product!👏👏Have a severe neck & spinal problem so in theory this should help me! Although I’m still a little concerned about having to wear a neck strap at all! Yours looks great! Which one is it may I ask? Have you used the Ergo Brass without it at all? Many thanks..

[@AndrewHadro]

I use it occasionally, I think you could totally use it without a harness or neck strap, especially if you were fully acclimated to it. The harness I'm using is the Vandoren one.

[@ellwoodblooz]

Really enjoyed this Andrew. A short window into your bit of NYC. Great tone as always. I’m starting to think low Bb baris sound the best 😮
Contrabass clarinet!! What is this witchcraft!

[@phooesnax]

Quality review

[@francois9144]

Thank you for this review. 👍
Since you tried this product, did you use it often ?

[@AndrewHadro]

I use it whenever I practice bass sax! Which isn't all that often, but I do appreciate it.

[@phooesnax]

High C sharp without strap would be scary. I made something for sitting and found that was the case.

[@sakonhon]

It tends to be sharp on most saxophones anyway (so you can close one or more keys of the right-hand for this note). Might help. 😊

[@phooesnax]

@@sakonhon i was referring to physical control of horn. I agree with you though.

[@sakonhon]

@@phooesnaxSame: closing the fingers of the right hand means you still have at least some point of contact with the keyed side of the instrument 😊

[@phooesnax]

@@sakonhon could be. I made a sitting version and left thumb on high c# tends to roll horn away in bari.