Leo Salu

Hi Pete it is a karaoke Machine with Two Wireless Microphones made by MOYLEAF cost about $109 on amazon works great yup it is bluetooth.

Thanks Pete, the mic is wireless and transmits to the speaker (on the counter) which has the echo effect. I like the sound it makes, I am just learning on how to best use it.

Hello Wayne, sorry for the delay, yes on my Selmer Bundy 2, the bell does aim off to the side away from the body if you were standing guess it was developed for marching bands.

Hello Wayne I will check that out but i seem to remember the bell does aim outward. Stay tuned

Hi Wayne, The pad that was leaking was the 3rd (#6) one down using your right hand as you know they go f/ e/ D , note the pads all looked ok but the light bar showed a leak, i made my light bar out of a under the shelve light slim style works great i check my saxes with it once in a while. I switching to the Christmas songs this week i have…[Read more]

I have a Old Selmar Bundy II that I had trouble playing the lower D with, used a light test and found the key was leaking air, put in a new pad and it got a lot better. I did upgrade it to a Yamaha yts 23 and that solved all the problems.

Very nice Sheila, love your enthusiasm and that sign is a great touch, keep them coming.

Thanks Mark always appreciate your comments, btw thanks for all the lyrics on the song pretty cool, say came across a brand new yts23 for sale on the reverb web site
cost is $2200 and it has never been used take a look might be a better purchase from the one you are looking at.

https://reverb.com/p/yamaha-yts-23-tenor-saxophone

Twistin’ the Night Away was written and recorded by Sam Cooke. It was released in 1962 and became a huge hit.
Backing tracks and sheet music are from “How to play saxophone” Johnny Ferreira .

Hello just tried the checkout and i have the coupon code block on the checkout page and can enter a code. fyi

Wow that goes way way back, not even with Ringo on the drums!

Great story, sorry about your sax, that must have been a shock, would hate to lose my primary horn the Yamaha. Tried playing the clarinet many years ago in High School (1962) did not have much luck with it, and stayed with the sax, at least till graduation then let it go for about 55 yrs, back again and loving it. So welcome back to the forum.…[Read more]

Hello Mark, sorry you had some health issues and a sore neck, the tenor sax has some weight to it and can hurt your neck i had similar problems with my tenor so i got a “saxophone harness” that distributes the weight to the shoulders equally i put up a link to ebay that shows the type of neck strap you might want to get, take a look.
I use it…[Read more]

Howdy Mark, did you ever get your YTS 23 back, looking forward to hearing you play it.

Johnny love the way you play “Born to Run”, especially that sax solo section, incredible skill and precision I can only dream of playing that well.

Hey Wayne, nice job and a real nice sound, like all the video adds. Keep them coming.

Hello Wayne, I play a Yamaha YTS 23, with a Otto link MP and fiberreed hemp medium reed. nice playing saxophone.

Always fun to read about the background of a song, who knew all these details were available. Thanks Mark and again I appreciate your comments. Currently working on a new song from Johnny “twisting the Night away” stay tuned. Leo