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Gerald Albright

Gerald Albright is a multi-instrumentalist known for his lyrical sax playing in both contemporary and straight-ahead genres.

"One of the most beautiful experiences in music is to develop a oneness with the instrument of choice. The Cannonball Horns have accurately delivered every musical speech that I have given to my audiences around the world. Develop The Oneness--with Cannonball."
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Pete Christlieb


World class Tenor player, "Tonight Show Band", Sax solos for Steely Dan and "Unforgettable" with Natalie Cole.

"I've been going back and forth between a Mark VI* and a Balanced Action* for years, and this is the first horn in 20 years I've played that is comparable in sound and feel to either one."
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Marcus Miller

Famous Bassist, Saxophone, and Bass Clarinet Player.




Ralph Moore

Sax player with the "Tonight Show Band".

"The "Arc" Soprano is better than my Mark VI*for the "Tonight Show" situation. It cuts through the band a little easier. It is a clear, clean sound."
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Charles McPherson

Played overdubs for Clint Eastwood's Charlie Parker film "Bird". Hailed as a master improviser by critics worldwide.

"It has a cross between the projection and Brilliance of a * Mark VI sound and the fullness and body of a *King Super 20."
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Pete Miranda

Bari Player for Latin Giants of Jazz (formely the Tito Puente Orchestra)

"After playing Baritone sax for about 50 years and trying every sax out there. I have come to the conclusion that the Cannonball Raven Baritone is the best new sax out there. After playing it a few minutes it was like I never left home. I felt like I was playing my Mark VI. The action, scale, balance, projection and intonation is superb. From one sax player to another, Tevis you have created a killer horn"





Dr. Ray Smith


Professor of Saxophone
Brigham Young University

"I have been playing the Cannonball soprano and baritone saxophones for several years and I love 'em; but I have not been quick to change over on the alto and tenor. The new Cannonball Big Bell Stone Series definitely put me over th edge, and I'm very excited to say that I am now playing the whole set of Cannonballs. If you have not tried the Stone Series Cannonball, you have got to give it a chance. Don't do anything rash until you do, because it is going to blow you away."
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Skip Mesquite

Founding member and lead tenor, Tower of Power. Plays with Cold Blood, and Deniece Williams.

"I've been playing Cannonball Saxophones for 5 years now and I'm always asked about them. Three things come immediately to mind:
1. Playability
2. Durability and
3. Intonation from Altissimo to low B flat.
You can't ask for more than that! If there is, Tevis and Sheryl would figure it out."



Branford Marsalis


Perhaps the most renowned saxophonist in the world. Former Tonight Show band leader, and incredibly versitile saxophonist. Branford currently plays a Big Bell Stone Series Raven (B-Ice B) Alto and a Vintage Series Dark Lacquer Alto.
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Eric Darius


Hot Recording Artist with his current release in the JazzTrax top 10 albums of 2006

2004 Smooth Jazz Debut Artist of the Year(Smooth Jazz News)
Photo by Eric Larson

Najee


Legendary Smooth Jazz Icon
Chart topper for the last 27 years.






Jamey Aebersold


Extraordinary saxophonist and jazz educator. Writer of his famous improvisation series.

"I like the mellow sound of the Cannonball Big Bell soprano and the fingering ease. The curved neck gives me the sound I've always looked for."


Keith Anderson

Sax player with Roy Hargrove and Les McCann.

"Wow, what great horns! I love the feel. The look is uncomparable to anything I have ever seen, but most of it plays as smooth as ice. It absolutely sings in every register with ease. I even switched to the mouthpiece that came with the horn - It's incredible. I've found my soulmate - 'The Raven'."
[bio]   [Keith's Website]


Dan Kuramoto

Saxophonist with Hiroshima

"My Cannonball saxes, have a great sound, solid scale, and gorgeous aesthetics--And as a touring musician, they are by far the most durable horns I have ever used in over 25 years of performing with Hiroshima around the world. Whether its a 4 hour flight to Chicago or a 28 plus hour flight to Capetown S.A. Cannonball saxes are ready to play from bar one."

Hans Dulfer

World famous saxophonist




John Isley

New York Horns: The Movin' Out Tour Band

"The design team at Cannonball has delivered an instrument worthy of the lineage of the classic American saxophone begun by CG Conn and King. The Stone Series is the first modern-design saxophone to offer the focus, compactness of sound, and projection of a classic Selmer with the body, resonance and sheer power like that of the big bore American horns. Without any compromises of control, intonation or most importantly, SOUND. The Cannonball is truly a joy to play, in every possible way. From jazz to funk to rock & roll, it’s all there. As a lifelong Selmer Balanced Action and MK VI player, I was skeptical of the ability of a modern saxophone to offer anything comparable to my classic Selmers. The best endorsement I can offer is that Cannonball is now all I play, period. Play one, buy one, fall in love with one (or two or three..) I did.


Tommy Marth

Sax Player with "The Killers"

“Like everyone on your artist page I’ve gone through my share of horns, but unlike most everyone else I have never believed for a second that nothing could replace a Selmer VI or SBA. I got to try out a Mad Meg tenor and everything I liked about every horn I’ve ever played or owned is now in one horn. My Cannonballs impress me more and more every day. My Mad Meg bari is as close to perfect as any horn has yet come. And the highest praise I can give your horns is that Cannonballs do everything seamlessly. I never worry about my horns no matter what our performance situation is. Thank you Tevis, and everyone at Cannonball!”


New Century Saxophone Quartet

One of the hottest saxophone ensembles in the market today.



"I knew from the first few notes that this horn was for me. I need a horn with a full bodied sound, but that can play sweet and light as a flute. The Big Bell curved soprano did that for me." - Michael Stephenson

"Up until Cannonball I wouldn't even consider playing a horn that was made after the 60's." - Christopher Hemingway

"I was looking to see what was out there in the saxophone world. I tried everything on the market, new and old. I came across a Cannonball. I have to say, I never thought I would find a better horn for what I do that what I already had. I was wrong. This horn plays like it's alive!! Bravo Cannonball, after 20 years New Century has found a home." - Stephen Pollock
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