Ive also pointed out that the Santoni horns were really good copies of Buffet horns. While I have seen a couple horns that were actually made someplace other than whats stamped on the horn, in the 1950s-1960s, when the horn in the OP was probably made, youd have more cachet with Made in France than Made in Italy. Notice the keyguards, the shape of the low C touch, and the bell to body brace.
The only real reason I mention them is because I havent seen enough of them.ĭesiderias designs are insanely odd and Kalison really didnt produce in large quantities.
The low C on Santonis Mogar models is very close and the keyguards are also pretty close. These folks made horns for Buffet and a bunch of other folks. Milandro also gives an e-mail address so you can contact RC for information.) Alfredo Santoni (Ditta Giglio). Milandro is fairly well recognized as the guy that knows the most about Italian saxophones and he says that RC copied some Malerne designs. If you take a peek at this, the OP has a horn that has the same bell-to-body brace as the one in this thread. If you need me or just want to chat, e-mail me .Ĭheck out the Bassic Sax TheSaxInfo Picture Galleries Quote of the Day: It sounds like a psychotic kazoo. I have been wrong before, so make sure that horn has Made in France stamped on it. Attached is a pic of a somewhat older one, but you can see that interesting-looking low C key touch.
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