Yanagisawa T 880 - Two players, one horn - Big Ben

A fantastic horn from the 80s: Near mint condition, perfect handling, perfect workmanship and an absolutely gorgeous sound. Such a rich bottom end and ease of playing in the upper register. More than reminds me of the early MK 6. We both loved it. Btw. tune is our own: Big Ben
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[@wyatt-csgo7601]

I LOVE THIS SONG I CANT STOP LISTENING

[@gorgonhaas6429]

Same here :-D

[@1dotele]

loved the song and the horns and you guys keep posting

[@pipifax5720]

Das klingt ja pervers gut!
So ein Sax verkauft man nicht. Das ist ein Horn fürs Leben 8)

[@MichaelAusserbauer]

Allerdings - hab selten so was in der Hand gehabt. Aber alle kann man nicht behalten. Zumal es das eines Freundes ist.

[@larrybarker2495]

I have a late T901 which I love and a 1930s Rampone Alto. Having started playing again after a 40 year sabbatical its ckear how much the sax has developed over time.

[@MichaelAusserbauer]

So true, Larry.

[@kevgeek]

Do you prefer the Yanagisawa T880 or the B&S Blue Label? Thanks!

[@MichaelAusserbauer]

Hi Kevin, the Yana is a very fine horn, responsive and easy to handle. The Blue Label takes a little more energy from the player but gives a beefier sound and much more grunt.

[@kevgeek]

Very helpful, thank you!
Love the song. Reminds me of Phil Woods and Lew Tabackin playing Limehouse Blues.