Kohlert Modell 1927 (1927)

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Martin Hingley

The Story We’re very pleased to bring you a review of this excellent, unusual German saxophone written by Peter Chadwick – a keen player based in the West country… I bought this instrument from eBay out of curiosity (it wasn’t expensive!). I have become a fan of European saxophones after dumping my Martin to buy [...]

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Keilwerth Crestone Toneking (1957)

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Martin Hingley

Rolled tone holes and a one piece keyguard across all lower keys – the Keilwerth Toneking is an unusual, but interesting instrument. Read Saximus Maximus review of this classic instrument from the sadly defunct German maker.

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