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What is the name of the saxophone that plays an octave lower than the tenor?

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by Sax Machine on September 30th, 2008
Just like "iwnit" said, a bass is one octave lower than a tenor. There are also contrabass and a sub-contrabass sax made by Tubax. You can see and hear these instruments at http://www.eppelsheim.com/
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