Yamaha Alto Sax Custom Neck Models V1, E1 and C1 Review

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  • Опубліковано 1 гру 2024

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  • @joelcuadra90
    @joelcuadra90 5 років тому +9

    Finally a video that explains the difference between this models of Yamaha Saxophone Necks! Good job guys! Thank you! :)

  • @IC-qv2to
    @IC-qv2to 3 роки тому +2

    great video! currently, I'm thinking to get a yamaha v1 for my yas-61, do you know if it will fit? thx!

  • @JJ_Photo
    @JJ_Photo 3 роки тому +1

    All personal taste. To me the C1 sounded nice, dark and sweet.

  • @pedrodavidrodrigues3481
    @pedrodavidrodrigues3481 4 роки тому +2

    Very usefull video.. thank you guys! Please, wich one would be similar to the G1 neck? Where the G1 would fit between the V1 , E1 and C1?? Or is the G1 identical to one of these 3?

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  4 роки тому +2

      Hi Pedro, thanks for the comment. Yamaha don't specify the dimensions on the G1, but from our testing, we put it between the E1 and the V1. This is why you may see some people online saying they struggle with tuning on a G1. There is nothing wrong with the crook, but if you're not used to playing a more open neck it will be harder to control, as the V1 is. Again, nothing wrong with the crook, but once you open it up to give that broader bigger sound, you are stretching the intonation zones within the tube and thus requires a stronger, more controlled and experienced embouchure. Whereas the C1 is pretty much impossible to have intonation issues with because of the narrower shaping. Doesn't mean C1 is only good for beginners though, some pro players like that solid centred and compact sound it offers.

    • @pedrodavidrodrigues3481
      @pedrodavidrodrigues3481 4 роки тому

      @@dawkesmusic so, is the V1 neck the brightest of all the yamaha necks ??

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  4 роки тому +1

      Not sure brightest is the right word, it's the most open and largest bore.

  • @MateVigh
    @MateVigh 3 роки тому +2

    How can he pull the mouthpiece on and off so easily without messing up the position of the reed and the ligature? If I try that my reed and ligature always slides so I have to take them off and put them on the mouthpiece again.

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  3 роки тому

      Simon uses a BG Duo Ligature, basically these (and others) are great for not moving when you take the mouthpiece on/off quickly. In fact, every good ligature should not move when you take the mouthpiece on/off quickly. It's the main reason we think some of the ligatures out there are just not fit for purpose, they look fancy but they don't work in reality! The BG Duo is a great solution.: www.dawkes.co.uk/bg-ld1-duo-alto-saxophone-or-bb-clarinet-ligature-and-cap-gold-plated-clarinet-ligatures-and-caps/228

    • @MateVigh
      @MateVigh 3 роки тому

      @@dawkesmusic I use Vandoren Optimum. Maybe I should tighten the screw more?

  • @leycroftcoman5487
    @leycroftcoman5487 3 роки тому +1

    I bought an E1 from Dawkes very pleased with it .

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  3 роки тому +1

      Thank you! Glad you like it :)

  • @avonriver2891
    @avonriver2891 Рік тому

    Will the Yamaha neck be assembled in the vintage Martin Alto saxophone?

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  Рік тому

      Hi - we don't think it would work correctly on the Martin Alto - sorry!

  • @jamesgutierrez5587
    @jamesgutierrez5587 4 роки тому

    Ik it wasn't in the video but the 62 neck that comes with the Yas 62. Is it the in between the C1 and E1 on terms of narrowness and taper?

  • @erniewu27
    @erniewu27 3 роки тому +1

    can you use these necks on a Yani AW01
    /?

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  3 роки тому

      Not really - you'll have intonation issues because the bore is shaped to work best with the rest of the Yamaha tube (top 1/3 specifically which controls overall pitch and intervals)

  • @LEARNHOMEOPATHY
    @LEARNHOMEOPATHY 3 роки тому

    which one is most similar to what comes with the YTS 62 currently??

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  3 роки тому +1

      Yamaha don't specify the internals on the stock 62 neck, however in our testing in-store and with players we feel the 62 neck sits closest to the C1.

    • @LEARNHOMEOPATHY
      @LEARNHOMEOPATHY 3 роки тому

      @@dawkesmusic thank you for that - btw, I found a Yamaha pdf and note that they say they 480 is the old 62 style - but does anyone know what that was?

  • @tpark89
    @tpark89 5 років тому +1

    Hi guys, I have a purple label- mk1 transitional period YAS62. As far as I know these are considered vintage and the modern necks don’t work on them. Is that true? Thank you!

    • @tpark89
      @tpark89 5 років тому

      Also it came with a “black logo” neck and was wondering if you guys new which modern neck it is similar to (I’m guessing V1 because it seems extremely free-blowing).

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  5 років тому +1

      Hi Tony, we think that neck is somewhere between an E1 and V1 - however Yamaha are very silent with their tech specs on these so we can't say for sure, but that's how it plays to us.

    • @sasxkm343
      @sasxkm343 3 роки тому

      @@dawkesmusic So the neck for ALTO YAS62 PURPLE logo is as same as the alto G1 neck? Both of them between V1 and E1? Any difference?

  • @davidnguyen2367
    @davidnguyen2367 5 років тому

    Hi.
    Can I use this Yamaha Alto Sax Custom Neck Models V1 to my Yamaha Alto 280?

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  5 років тому +2

      Hi David, sadly not. The Custom necks only work on the 480 model upwards due to the octave key configuration design.

    • @SaxAndFluteJohn
      @SaxAndFluteJohn 3 роки тому +1

      You can easily use a modification to extend the 280 octave key. Search up “sax octave key extension” on UA-cam. Voila. Custom neck on a YAS.

  • @erniewu27
    @erniewu27 3 роки тому

    Can you use these necks on the 280
    ?\

    • @dawkesmusic
      @dawkesmusic  3 роки тому

      No - they only work on the 480 upwards due to the octave/neck connecting design.