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I gotta say the c70! It feels better in the hands and the image quality is better IMO with smaller file sizes! The smaller files sizes really did it for me. The only thing I liked better about Blackmagic was the fact that you can save presets for different settings. Canon clog is easier to grade too and I feel like you can do a little more with its Raw. I’ve had this camera for a year and a half now and I haven’t been disappointed not once. The batteries last waaaaay longer too. One battery will get you like 3-4 hours

This was shot in clog 2

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Thanks! I’ve been messing around with that one lately. It really is pretty nice

Thanks! These are EF lenses and I did use the canon speed booster as well. I really don’t see a reason to use any RF glass at the moment. The same EF lenses are way cheaper and have more character to them IMO

The pro 2000 absolutely fantastic. Fuller and more centered than the Vi

As for the Buffet. I don't think it beats the Grassi. It's a little lousier. But I think the Grassi has it all. Mellow,compact and clean sounding. The Grassi Clearly has more depth than the rest

That’s what I’m thinking too!

With a good mouthpiece, this horn plays really good!

@@XavierJordanMusic I have a Mendini euphonium, and with a few minor tweaks it also plays amazingly well. Like had to change the spit valve cork, stretch out the springs, replace the felts....

After playing it for the last 2 weeks, I’m really impressed with it. It’s definitely a professional horn. It feels like a Selmer but has more character in its tone. I really can’t compare it to any other sax that I have. I’ve played everything from a Mark VI to a Conn 6M and a Buffet SDA. It plays so good that I literally hadn’t been wanting to play anything else but it. Also, since I’ve been playing it for awhile, the tuning is really good & it’ll play on any mouthpiece. The ergonomics aren’t bad at all either! The left hand takes some getting use to but other than that, it’s fine. If you get a chance to get one of these, don’t hesitate because they’re Selmer killers. The only reason why they didn’t sell well back in the day is because everyone played Selmers and with this company being new, they were the same price as Selmer. Ppl would rather play a name they know.

@@XavierJordanMusic can You make a comparison video with the other horns That you have access to. Playing the horns back to back

@@tboy5443 yes sir! I’ll have something for you in about a week

@@XavierJordanMusic Thanks. It's a shame that selmer sells name. I have always thought that Grassi saxophone is better in both sound , tunning and built quality.

@@tboy5443 yeah I believe it! One of my professors told me about Grassi’s in college and I’d been looking for one ever since. I’d definitely say it has a better tone than Selmers. Especially the newer ones

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Hey! It’s the regular gold lacquer

@@XavierJordanMusic thank you! Also I really enjoyed your cover. Thank you for that too! ^_^

Thanks man! I’m using a Brilhart Hard Rubber 7* mouthpiece! I was really surprised. It fr was a good playing sax

These saxophones typically sound ok at first but develop a lot of problems in the long run due to cheap manufacturing. Then most techs won't repair them since they are cheap and poorly made.

@@ballpythonsarecool5437 yeah the main problem with these catalog saxaphones are weak metal and the pads could possibly wear out quicker. If you are a pro or intermediate you could probably make it last alot longer.

Thank you! Its my favorite too!

Thanks! I didn’t use a stabilizer; all handheld. Davinci’s stabilizer effect is literally the best. These shots would’ve been super shaky! To smooth it out, Davinci has to crop it a little but when I shoot 6k, you can’t even tell. It’s crazy how good it works

@@XavierJordanMusic Thanks, that’s great to hear.

Thanks! I use a Buffet Superdynaction and a Brilhart Hard Rubber

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