hola, yo también tengo un president hohner tenor, esta en buen estado y sé que fue elaborado por hohner alemania con licencia de keilwerth en 1967 aproximadamente. Suena bien y aunque pienso venderlo para comprar uno Jupiter, aún no he decido si lo haré o no. Como esta el tuyo, todavía lo tienes? como suena? tienes alguna referencia de estos saxofones? Haber si respondes a [email protected] adios.

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Here is the translation afrom babelfish.altavista.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- hello, I also have president to hohner tenor, this in good state and know that she was elaborated by approximately hohner Germany with license of keilwerth in 1967. It sounds or and although I think to sell it to buy one Jupiter, not yet I have I decide if I will do it or no. Like this yours, still you have it? as it sounds? you have some reference of these saxofones? To have if you respond [email protected] good bye. ---------------------------------------------------------------------

Hi Michelle, Here we go: Hi, I also have a Hohner President tenor that is in good condition. It is a German manufactured Hohner. It is approximately a 1967 licensed by Keilworth. It sounds good. Even though i'm thinking about selling it to buy a Jupiter, I haven't decided yet. How is yours? Do you still have it? How does it sound? Do you have e some reference or information on these saxophones? I'll see if you respond.

Hi everybody, A long time passed since I started this topic. Since then, I refused to purchased the Hohner soprano, because: 1) These seem to be a Taiwan made horns, manufactured circa 1985, and are not related to the old and legendary Hohner Presidents made by Keilwerth many years ago. As far as I can know, those were only tenors. 2) It was not a good quality horn. Finally, I decided to purchase a Yani/Vito, one of those Mark VI clones form the mid 70s that start to be recognized as really good sopranos. In fact, that sop is an amazing one, with a extremely good intonation, even better than my Yani alto. I use it with a Otto Link Tenney Customed mouthpiece, and the sound is simply gorgeous. Forget the Hohner sopranos that, by the way, seem to be more popular in Europe, where they were initially marketed.

Thanks for the translations!