I have always wanted to play the tenor saxophone but I haven't even been able to and I have been playing in my school's band on the euphonium for the last sixyears or so.. But now I have I have an opportunity to buy one and I was wondering somethings and I thought that this would be a good sire to get some good answers.
The first thing I was wondering, is http://www.wwbw.com a good site to buy an instrument?
Secondly, I

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Secondly, I was wondering if "Amati," "Vienna by Woodwind," "DC Pro," or "Woodwind Paris" were good brands for a tenor saxophone. Any answers to my questions would be a great help, thank you.

well i'm not too sure of those brands. if your just looking for a horn to learn and see if
you can play... i'm not even sure.

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well go to http://www.freewebs.com/gnasher-jokes-13/ and look at the links and the tenor sax one... thats a good site. go check it out.

iam not very experinced,but i do like my Jupiter silver 25th aneversary tenor very nice horn for a church player

amatti is a decent horn for beginers,the music store i

frequent cares theses for the school system
saxgourmet is a great site for questions also
that would be www.saxgourmet.com hope this helps

first of all, dc pro and the like need to escape from your mind now. If you have your hopes up for playing tenor, and enjoying it, then you will want a somewhat reliable horn, maybe a used vito, or perhaps renting a studet yahmaha. (dc pro is an instrument that is homemade, so no way in heck!!!!!!) Vienna and Amati are also low quality instruments, If i were you, best not to take chances. Furthermore, I trust wwbw.com, and they have much to choose from. In there catalog they have Prelude Conn Selmer tenor for 679 (although cheap, conn selmer is a reliable company that should have warrantees). Also, If you buy a cheaper horn, I reccomend buying a nice mouthpice, and good reeds such as Vandoren, maybe a strength 2 or 2.5 as a tenor saxist myself, I wish you luck in experimenting, the tenor is such a joy and sounds great if you can handle the lower section, whicht can be a pain in the keister...
good luck