The tone waves, and conical measurements were designed to benefit from the original shape of the these physics just see an original Adolph Sax design.ĬASE: Original hard case in ok condition. Item location: Cedar Springs, Michigan, United States. Vito alto saxophone may need a few pads corks and adj serial 20891. Other notable to the tone: The in-line tone holes (not offset like Selmer etc), is why some sax geeks love these. Vito alto saxophone may need a few pads corks and adj serial 20891.
The tone will be more rich than any modern student sax. Put a good mouthpiece on this and you'll hang right with the other great saxes of the world. It had a few bumps from life, and a pearl is missing from the guard but the sheer reputation in this horn should make those who shun status take a closer look. Through extensive research, I have yet to find an educated source with a Model name for this sax. Vertical "VITO" bell engraving, with 3-layer scroll around it (not all models had 3 layers).Black rollers (can't say if original some were amber).Octave thumbrest "Egg"(WWS term) - LeBlanc, Model35/37/39, Duke, etc.Underneck support rib - Beaugnier ("Duke" models), etc.G# has the ON/OFF Articulator - Beaugnier.Pearl cap on key guards - I've seen on Vito Model 35 & 37(but not all).Standardized keywork - Vito (Kenosha, WI).Left hand bell keys - (Beaugnier, French).History has it that the parts are from Beaugnier in France, to assemble in Kenosha. It has heavy metal, strong metal, and good intonation. Although the ergonomics are less friendly. The French lineage makes this sax a one of quality. Well better than a "starter sax" label, with vintage Vito/Beaugnier bones and strong metal! - Good for kids or someone who understands the quality build in that. "Bo-knee-eh" or "Bone-yay" is the quick start version. First off: How do you pronounce: "Beaugnier"?:
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