Baritone Sax

	This is the baritone mouthpiece. It is very big in size. This helps the sound travel through the sax. The reed also helps the sound travel. It is connected to the neck on the piece of cork.
This is the neck. Even though it looks plain, it goes into a hole that is connected to a part of the body that wraps around into an oval. That is where the octive is located on the top of the oval. That is what makes this sax unique.
	These are baritone keys. You need pretty big hands to play the keys because they are really spread apart. You press them down like all of the other saxes to make different pitches.
This is a picture of the bell. As you can see, it is huge. It curves out to let the sound out. This sax makes the lowest sound out of all of the saxes. The bell curves up to almost where the neck is located.
	This is the neckstrap. This is very, very helpful with this sax because it weighs about 20 pounds. There is a hole on the body where the hook goes. Another thing that would help is a more comfortable pad on the neckstrap so it makes your neck feel better while playing. Without one, this instrument is extremely hard to hold while playing.

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