Cannonball T-5 Stone Series Tenor sax Reviews

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Good Points: I've had a stone series tenor for a little over a year now, and it's built like a tank. I haven't had any problems, and I take it around to a lot of gigs, back and forth on campus, etc. The sound of these horns is unbeatable. Intonation is great. I love the dark sound of the black nickel "Raven" finish. Plus, you can buy a tenor, alto, and soprano Cannonball for about as much as a tenor Selmer Reference.

Bad Points: I don't know why there are two necks - I think all they need is that silver fat neck. Also, the "big bell" doesn't fit in my gig bag, so I have to get a new one.

General comments: These horns have a lot of character, and a huge, warm sound. They're fun to play, and I feel like I can express myself on my cannonball stone series better than on any other sax I tried. I mean, I can play softly and it sounds beautiful, and then I can make it really scream and there's no "ceiling" to limit what I play.

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This Cannonball T-5 Stone Series Tenor sax comes standard with two hand hammered necks (Silver and the color of your sax), Blue steel springs, Hand hammared bell and body, High F#, rich color that doesnt fade or rub off, great sound from low b-flat to altissimo!