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@Lukepuke311 53 минут бұрын
the digital saxophones have less of a windy sound
@jonathanpia8191 4 сағат бұрын
What about the weight of the tenor ? Light or heavy category ?
@floaty10 6 сағат бұрын
Shouldn't it be called Atlantic London Taipai?
@SurfsUp_ 16 сағат бұрын
Sounds like my dad at six in the morning when he’s getting ready for work
@candyt722 19 сағат бұрын
Freaky stuff. Love it.
@MonkeeGameplay. 19 сағат бұрын
Where is this place?
@explosiveexploded 20 сағат бұрын
this is gold
@janosbotondkocsis1234 23 сағат бұрын
Whats the name of the second song?❤
@imabeapirate 23 сағат бұрын
1) cool invention. Not every day a new instrument is showcased. 2) not a sax. Being made of wood or plastic, not metal, this would be in the clarinet family.
@Lulacerolini Күн бұрын
The look, the sounds, no words. Amazing work!!
@saxworldwide 21 сағат бұрын
Thank you Lu! 🎷
@music_man_145 Күн бұрын
probably your guys sukusu bass sax idk about mouthpieces for it. bari id go with a king zephner or super 20. a vintage Bb horn because i like the feel better, mark vi baris are cheaper than alto or tenor usually still 6,000 usd though so idk. then a metal mouthpiece probably theo wana or link depending on the sax. a nexus one tenor & alto or a set of king super 20's. some sort of ottolink for alto & then dadario select jazz for tenor. soprano i think i'll go safer with a selmer or Yamaha & this is the weird part a yamaha 4c or 5c mouthpiece. when i first picked up alto in school the schools sax had one of those & i was a bit frustrated with it. i'd try to play with scoops or bends (or pretty much any customizing to my sound) my chops would start to hurt. it wasn't like clarinet where you just couldn't, it was actually restricting me. now it was right after marching & pep band season so i hadnt blown my chops in a while & it was almost embarrassing, but then i got the hang of it & learned to let it do the work while i just focused on my vibrato & intonation for concert season. one day my band instructors old collage instructor came to work with us more since he was at a clinic we went to. he worked with us a lot & after class as we packed up he complemented me on my sound & all the colors i was able to express for only being a freshmen & all. he asked a few questions & i told him i had only been playing saxophone for less than a year & alto for 2 months. he was very surprised & complemented my teachers for doing such a great job & it made me feel larger than life in that moment. so after that i started to revise my opion on it & realized that it was a tool in the classical world & i was lucky to have it. so with any new type of saxophone i get i like to start off with that. i just realized how much i typed just now. lol
@jnosaxo Күн бұрын
hello thanks for your video I bought the micro since 3 years but i don t understand why after a few minutes i play with it there is a light red on recepter . normaly le LED is blue. i asked to the site web but they re slow to respond to me. thanks a lot
@calvinhunter70 Күн бұрын
Very interesting..... the Amber finish looks superb. Rolled tone holes are an interesting decision..... Jim, as always you make any horn sound good. Will be interesting to see how this new brand is accepted in the marketplace. 👍
@rhrh2025 Күн бұрын
That has a vintage Selmer sound.
@charliechan2144 Күн бұрын
You could fit a kid in there like me I’m 7
@spontaneousgroovincombusti2902 Күн бұрын
Colorful and fun, but no joke; the new Spark tenor plays fabulously! We love our 8 in Passion Purple!
@junkmail244 Күн бұрын
"Yama-Keil-igasawa" sounds really nice, Really cool. I do like their sound & appearance.
@drope-wx5ho Күн бұрын
the tube is made in Taiwan
@rpj-sax4lyfe Күн бұрын
Beautiful horns
@user-oj1gt6br9g Күн бұрын
The acrylic grafton looks cool
@AdamKnowsItAll Күн бұрын
Is the neck strap available separately?
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
It will be in the future! Keep an eye out for it!
@LuanneFose 21 сағат бұрын
I'm interested in this neck strap. Please pass on a tip to put rubber around the connector to the instrument. I have found that metal ones after time wear away the connector piece on the sax. If that was done, I would also love to buy this neck strap separately - I already love my own horn.
@ionadam6775 Күн бұрын
Scuzami che tamponi hanno ??? Di pelle ho con rezonatori metalicii ....per favore mi poi informare ??? Grazie miile !
@rogersalles200 Күн бұрын
I`m a Selmer guy but I choose the Yani alto
@benhostetler268 Күн бұрын
So Cannoball clones 😂
@junkmail244 Күн бұрын
"Yama-Keil-igasawa" sounds really nice,
@saxworldwide 21 сағат бұрын
Not very similar - Come down and give them both a go!
@DJM626 16 сағат бұрын
Not all horns made in Taiwan are the same. I know my Ishimori tube and neck are both different so just because it was made in Taiwan it doesn't mean the tubes, necks and rest of the parts are the same by any means
@benhostetler268 16 сағат бұрын
@@DJM626 look at that alto it has Selmer style SA80II keywork, cannonball/P Mauriat large bell flare, and it’s made in the same factory as P Mauriat used to be before they bought their own factory.
@user-ip4vv7cg9p Күн бұрын
Why does the beginning kinda sound like rocketship by Kevin day?
@michaelcorner3861 Күн бұрын
Hi Jim and Co. The price is reasonable enough for a pro instrument. Where are these actually manufactured? Are the parts UK made but assembled in Taiwan or elsewhere? Is it completely UK made? Foreign made? Going off topic....I'm going to be perhaps TOO honest here. I'm a professional doubler, primary instrument is clarinet. I'm Principal Clarinet in my orchestra, but have done dozens if not hundreds of different productions of Broadway shows in the pit, and countless big band gigs and casuals. Broadway show jobs have almost disappeared in all but the very largest markets, and even on Broadway and in London the number of players employed in the pit bands is way, way down....replaced by rock shows and synthesizers. Covid made this trend that much worse. Big Band gigs don't happen anymore, like at all. For weddings, parties, and other casuals, people hire a DJ, not a band. Been true for years. In a word, my symphony work is still there, maybe a little slower than pre Covid, but the doubling work, the ability to play sax professionally, is basically gone. Just anecdotally, I've had one six week show engagement involving doubling since Covid, but have played sax as part of my symphony work quite a few times! So, WHY in the world would someone create a new model of professional saxophone? It might be the best sax for the money in the world....but why? If one already has their Selmers, or Yamahas, or Yanis, I don't see working pros (or what's left of the work) wanting to buy this thing. Aspiring students, perhaps, look for their first pro horn? maybe....but there's no real future I see anywhere for almost anyone (there's always room for another Brecker or Sanborn) aspiring to play sax professionally and actually make a living. Thanks. Sorry to be so negative here. Have a great day. BTW, loved the store when I visited last summer!
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
Jim here. Yes, it's sad that pit work is being reduced in the way you describe. Thanks for sharing your story. I feel we all need to rally together to get it back to where it was before. We all know you can't beat the sound of a full fledged pit band, rather than a bunch of synths. To your two quesions: 1; the sax is made in Taiwan, and the set-up work is completed in London. 2; I need to explain to you that the vast majority of sax players around the planet are not professional players. They are hobbiests, playing in local community bands, whether it's jazz or classical, or something in-between. And within this a high percentage of them get really into their gear, often buying the best that's available. It's an escape from their day job, and something they love doing. So why not make them a sax that they'd love to own? But also, why wouldn't a pro want to buy an Atlantic? It's not a hard and fast rule that a pro should only play a Selmer, Yamaha or Yani when there are other brands that can do just as good a job, and I believe that Atlantic can easily be in this mix.
@michaelcorner3861 Күн бұрын
Thanks, Jim!
@LuanneFose 21 сағат бұрын
@@saxworldwide Don't forget professionals wanting an Ishimori. As a professional, I play a Yamaha 82Z lacquered tenor but I absolutely LOVE my Ishimori raw alto.
@bobblues1158 Күн бұрын
Well done!!
@dailydriver5568 Күн бұрын
The wooden one sounds too airy. I liked the acrylic one the most. Aside from the straight alto which since it is made of brass sounds like a normal alto
@stveloop9452 Күн бұрын
A very pleasant surprise! with a lot of micro brands coming out of America this is so positive. There's a lot to like, sound with rolled tone holes and a bam style case, not to mention unlacquered at no extra cost!
@georgebijacu7141 Күн бұрын
10 -15 years ago we had pro saxophones from Taiwan at around 1500-1800$. What happened? Now most of them are asking 4-5k!!!! Has the world gone mad? Smh
@marks.6656 Күн бұрын
Even crazier, most horns coming out of Taiwan (Atlantic, TM Custom, Ponzol Pro One, JL Woodwinds NYC) now come with better setups from the factory than a new Selmer Paris horn, and they can outplay a well-set up Mark VI.
@DJM626 Күн бұрын
Same goes for my Ishimori Tenor that I recently purchased. Plays better than any Mark VI I've ever owned and my Shadow that I just sold. No regrets on my purchase, whatsoever
@TreyLamount Күн бұрын
The horns coming out of Taiwan are MUCH better now. Like the comment above, a lot of the instruments coming out of the Taiwanese factories are setup and playing much better than the new selmers. Especially whatever factory is producing the Ishimori and JL woodwind horns (I believe they’re coming out of the same factory but it hasn’t been confirmed). Even the cannonballs are much better now.
@saxworldwide 21 сағат бұрын
Taiwanese saxophones are now among the best in the world, and most are still significantly cheaper than their French or Japanese counterparts.
@DJM626 20 сағат бұрын
But they too will increase in price as time goes on. Happened with the P. Mariaut line and they continue to increase. As long as the quality is there
@jimm4905 Күн бұрын
Jim- you sounded great on both saxes! Minor aesthetic complaint, the bell brace should have matched the rounded key guards. It looks off to me.
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
Thank you! Ah okay, I didn't notice this! Interesting suggestion. I'll pass on your feedback.
@raseshgandhi6702 Күн бұрын
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉
@jp2861 Күн бұрын
Any chance of an Atlantic London bari coming in the future? Those horns sound and look amazing!!! Bravo!!!
@pimeye Күн бұрын
I'm now torn between the Trevor James Signature Custom RAW tenor and the Atlantic tenor. Any reason why you are not playing the mouthpiece that came with the tenor?
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
Hi Pimeye, we were filming at the shop until very late and forgot to include a section featuring these mouthpieces! We realised it the next day. We'll post a reel on Instagram and a short video here on KZbin as soon as possible so you can hear them. They sound great though, the Tenor is a slant-style piece and the alto is based on a Meyer
@williammurray1620 Күн бұрын
Will they have a Bari available? I didn't see it on their website. Thank you.
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
No Bari's yet, that engraving would look good on one though!
@Zubarev09 Күн бұрын
Taiwan, or China?
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
Hi @Zubarev09 They're made in Taiwan and finished in London
@SAXDAVEBOY Күн бұрын
❤ Look sound sweet for sure. Very interesting
@geoffparker6332 Күн бұрын
Nice case but where do the neck, mouthpiece and reeds go?
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
There's a compartment within the case that stores these! Apologies, Jim didn't show this in the vid!
@imageaware Күн бұрын
£2,749.00 for the Alto and £3,199.00 for the Tenor Saxophone. Ouch!
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
This is a fully-fledged high-end, bespoke professional instrument with a variety of quality accessories, I'm afraid you won't find that for less. I believe more affordable models will be available in the future. All the best
@LuanneFose 21 сағат бұрын
Actually, I think that is quite reasonable for this horn. It has a lot of great features. With a quality mouthpiece, it would rival many other horns.
@WalmartBlackGuy Күн бұрын
Sensational. Just got my bari and Im STILL jealous of how good that tenor sounds. Rock on bro!
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
Plenty of fun to be had with that Bari! Thanks for your kind words!
@Bigbob2real Күн бұрын
What are the chances you send me an free Tenner bc I have an alto and I wanna learn
@LorenzoDeprado Күн бұрын
A little greedy no?
@luismartinezmacias1006 Күн бұрын
Woow, that sounds great!
@saxworldwide Күн бұрын
Thanks Luis!
@michaelrowe1907 2 күн бұрын
Most saxophones in a shop l have ever seen
@masterprogaming1189 2 күн бұрын
is there a name to the full song of the background music in this video?
@notsofunny3176 2 күн бұрын
what my parents hear from the bathroom at 3 in the morning (i had a burrito for dinner):
@StrawberryRhubarbBand 2 күн бұрын
Plastic sax but no one mentioned the legend Ornette Coleman 😿
@gregevans2885 2 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot for this review. I've been playing for around 30 years and never got into recording myself. This video made me want to. I just ordered this mic and some Shure se215 IEMs. Looking forward to improving my playing and making some videos on my phone. Are there any apps you recommend for android users for editing or recording?
@AmazingBullfrog47 2 күн бұрын
the wow
@Carsandfarmz 2 күн бұрын
Why yes, yes it is
@dailydriver5568 2 күн бұрын
He did a masterclass on his techniques to play like this at a saxophone summer camp I went to at Stetson University. He is an amazingly talented player and I could listen to his music all day
@eldarhelsinki 2 күн бұрын
Thinks 5 times before buying discounted instruments from them. I bought a sax from their store a few weeks ago and in the store I was told that this sax was carefully checked a few days back. I was happy to hear that (I couldn´t check the sound because I had more that 5 years of break from playing saxophone) When I started to practice I started to notice lots of thing that brought me to the local technician who inspected the licks and told that it is a factory work and he demostrated me a few huge licks as the unflat tone whole of C note and a few pads on the lower register. That took him 3 minutes to find those lick. Carrently my sax is in the workishop waiting its turn for repair and I have no idea how much it will coast me. Thanks for an amazing experience sax uk