Re: Yanagisawa or Mark VI tenor?
try out as many horns as possible until you find the one that feels right for you. While I wouldn't suggest spending almost 9 grand on a horn, if it is the only one that fits you, then go with your gut. Personally, I'd try horns out that are a little less expensive, and save some of your money for the humble life of a musician, or for the four years of college you have facing you rather quickly. I personally love my Martin Committee II, and wouldn't trade it for a thing. I think that its worth around 1400-2000. Its not the price tag that matters, but what you do with the horn you've got (as long as the horn is built with enough quality to have good intonation and isn't easily broken).
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