Selmer Super Sax SSS Cigar Cutter The Man I Love

I agree with this guy. You've gotta lay into the horn a little more.

LIKE MY ZEPHYR KING

super sax super ton very good

smoky ;) very nice!!!

Dude, blow some air through that horn

Beautiful old horn.Great tone.I'm stll partial to my '63 Silver Sonic though.I do prefere Selmer mouthieces with it.I guess with the King and Selmer combination I'm covering all the bases.Best of both worlds you know?I will pull out my old Berg Larson #5Stainless for the raunchier stuff.

Rated this 5 stars. Excellent. Top notch.

I find that with a nice sounding horn and mouthpiece to begin with - you will play differently. I could never really do ballads at all on my tenor 82Z with Meyer 5MM. Switched to a Selmer Soloist D and now I blow more long tones (and actually enjoy the sound, unlike before). The setup matters.

I love the selmer Paris saxes in general. I own a 5 Digit 1962 mark VI and though i have a good sound. that mark VI does the rest. i love my sax. and you are a good player

Thanks. This recording was made with a little Boss Micro BR and a t.bone STC2000 microphone. Usualy I record with the Boss BR1200.But the little Micro BR is realy something. Can highly recommend it.

Very nice sound!! what do you use as recording setup??? Let me know;)

Hey, thanks! You probably right, but a good horn is half of the rent. I love these old horns, they have so much character. So long mos

Beautiful horn, beautiful sound, but before I give the horn too much credit, it's YOU that sounds good. I've spent thousands of dollars and years trying to find the "ultimate setup", but in the end, I always sound like me. Great job.

Incredible sound of this Cigar Cutter alto ... It sounds like a tenor. Marvelous ...

Mossite: I have added you to my favorites. You get such a great sound out of all of your saxophones. You sure take good care of the horns---they look better than new. Keep adding more tunes please! Leebm29

Beautiful sound. Very well played! I think the Cigar Cutter can do a real nice job on Ballads. I use a Mk VI alto and tenor. I also like the Conn 10M for ballads on tenor.

Since some of you asked. Yeap, it is realy played on an alto. Some listeners thought it was recorded with a tenor. It is probably because of the Zinner Strathon Adjustone mouthpiece. You can change the sound from dark and warm to sharp and funky with it. So that is probably the whole secret of the dark tone. The one I used is an #8 with Alexander DC Reeds #3.

Beautiful, tender performance with a very suave tone!