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comparison of J. Erich tenor versus Jupiter tenor saxophone

by Keith O
(Houston TX)

I have recently decided to learn an instrument and the sax won.I have narrowed it down to either J. Erich or Jupiter. I would greatly appreciate some feed back on the two. Or what would be a good quality tenor to learn on.




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comparison of J. Erich tenor versus Jupiter tenor saxophone

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Mar 21, 2010
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J. Erich my favorite
by: Anonymous

I have played the Jupiter and the J Erich.
the J Erich is a better sax .Very similar to the Cannonball.both of them made in taiwan but very well made,and a great sound.

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