My very first saxophone was a Bundy II from the 1970s. The name Bundy goes all the way back to the very beginning of the Selmer company’s roots in manufacturing instruments in America. Then we have the BetterSax logo stamped on the bell and you can see beneath that “by Bundy.” On the bell and bow of the Better Sax, there is subtle hand engraving in the classic style. The underslung octave key is inspired by the great legendary King saxophones as well as modern, elite Yanagisawas. We went with a darker colored gold lacquer to evoke a more vintage vibe. I wanted to make a saxophone that not only sounded like a pro horn, but looked like one as well. Let’s have a good close look at this horn.Īs performers our instrument is part of our visual presentation. You don’t actually need an instrument that costs several thousand dollars to sound good. Just because you see me playing on fancy expensive saxophones all the time, don’t get the wrong idea. And you’re going to see and hear me playing on it right now, and in lots of my YouTube videos going forward. This is an instrument that I could count on to play on any gig or recording session. I know for some people that can still be a lot of money, but is this just another student saxophone? It’s an instrument that is on par or better than other saxophones selling for twice the price. It really is unmatched in this price range. The BetterSax alto saxophone sells for an introductory price of $649. The Price of the BetterSax Alto Saxophone Today, I’m going to tell you all about it. So, in partnership with Conn-Selmer the leading manufacturer of wind instruments we have developed the brand new Better Sax alto saxophone.
We want an instrument developed and designed by saxophone players and educators that’s also built and backed by a brand we trust. We want an instrument that also sounds great, feels like a professional horn, and doesn’t look like it’s low cost. It’s not enough to just be able to purchase an instrument that works. Today I’m very excited to officially announce to you the release of the BetterSax alto saxophone.Īfter reviewing many low cost alto saxophone options available I realized that the saxophone world really needed an affordable instrument that was also reliable, and desirable.
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