Re: Yamaha TS-100???

Your link below is to Sax & Woodwind in Camperdown (inner Sydney), the same
company that posted the ebay auction. The TS-100 is indeed a YTS-23, and it
has now been superseded by the YTS-275. The TS-100/YTS-23 are good 'student'
horns - I have occasionally played them when doubling and they play well
with a wide variety of mouthpieces and reeds.

Sax & Woodwind states in their ad that the horns are shipped  "fully
serviced by our Service Department" - by personal experience I can vouch for
the quality of their work - TR



"Anders Carlsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Stephen Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>>http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2575340847&category=
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> > The sax is a YTS23 ( or 25 ), rebadged for, at a guess, the Australian
> > market.
>
> Compare with this Australian reseller:
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> http://www.saxandwoodwind.com.au/new/sheet002.htm
>
> who has both TS-100, YTS-25 and the "new" YTS-275 model at the same
> time. It seems the first one would be a rebadged YTS-23 if the other
> two already exist on the Australian market?
>
> To my knowledge, the major or only difference between models 23 and 25
> is that the later has a front F# mechanism.
>
> -- 
> Anders Carlsson
>
> "Please not to close to the hair, finger, clothes to run about the
>  inside's vehicle, in order to prevent quilt involvement." -- Bit Racer