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Tenor Madness will be at the Minnesota Music Educators Assn. mid-winter conference at the Minneapolis Convention Center, Thursday Feb 11th from 11 to 6 and Friday Feb 12th from 9 to 5. We will be introducing the Berkeley Virtuoso and the Tenor Madness M'Lady so make sure you bring your mouthpieces (alto and tenor) so you can try out the horns. There will be lots of displays and as always, many performances. Please give us a call or email if there is a horn you would like us to bring to the convention. We understand that the Dallas Brass will be performing on Thurs night at 7:30pm and is free and open to the public. We had a great time last year so if please feel free to come and say hi!

Professor James Bunte will be at the Selmer factory on the 19th of February (Friday) to hand select some horns and necks for our inventory. Anyone interested in having Prof. Bunte audition and select a certain model horn should let us know before the 19th. We can also make arrangements for those interested in being at the factory on the 19th so Prof. Bunte can assist in choosing the right horn for you. Call 319-234-3561 if you have any questions.

Here's a link to our Tenor Madness YouTube site. From here you will be able to view the M'Lady tenor sax comparison. Thanks to Tom Sobel for taking the time to do the video for us. www.youtube.com

Here's another link to our Tenor Madness YouTube site. Our friend Darren Osley of the Pinsetters kindly offered to do a video for us. This one is of a 66xxx MVI Tenor and the M'Lady Tenor with a silver neck. www.youtube.com

Here's the video link for the silver M'Lady tenor. Thanks to Professor James Romain for all the time he spent to help make the video. www.youtube.com

This is the first video clip of our new M'Lady sax. We would like to thank Prof. James Romain of Drake University in Des Moine, Iowa for his help. He mentioned that the YouTube compression messed with the sound and that the Low Bb's distort in the YouTube video. This tenor would not have been possible without the help of Saxmanpete my partner in the M'Lady project.