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Across 10. The bigger their surface size, the more sound they reflect 12. A brand of slide saxophones 13. The smallest saxophone in the world 15. What every new sax player should get, but many don't 17. Vogtländische Musikinstrumentenfabrik GmbH's last & finest model 18. An anorexic-like, saxophone-shaped instrument which never caught on 19. Early saxophones didn't have these 20. The company known for its Super 20 21. The bane of our existence 22. Also known as The Master 27. The inventor of our instrument 30. The most popular student saxophone of its day 33. The largest saxophone in the world 35. The type of saxophone most of us all started playing on 36. What reeds are made of 39. A soprano that was decades ahead of its time 40. What we play 44. A saxophone family relative which never truly became popular 46. The most expensive new saxophone in the world 48. One of the big 4 American saxophone makers 49. Another sax that was the victim of the Depression 51. A saxophone-only manufacturer from Paris, France 53. One of only a couple of British saxophone manufacturers 54. The man who Josef Dörfler had a decades-long professional relationship with 55. What Conn really called their Naked Lady 56. A European company that made saxophones some of which were very ornate 57. The most well known Keilwerth brother

Down 1. The "H" in H.N. White stood for what? 2. An instrument manufacturer from Italy 3. Conn's first model of saxophone 4. The model that Buescher used for their bass saxophones 5. My job is seal the toneholes when the keys are closed 6. This saxophone is the "King of Jazz" 7. My job is to hold your reed in place 8. Kohlert's first new model after the company relocated to Germany after WWII 9. J.Keilwerth's most stencilled saxophone 11. Double the pain if you don't like the sound of sopranos 12. What you don't want to leave in your horn after you play it 14. The only Keilwerth brother to have formal training in instrument design 16. Might be made of metal, plastic, wood, bamboo, or a number of other things 23. The classification of our instrument 24. The man who developed a line of mouthpieces that carry his name 25. A horn that was a victim of the Depression 26. Is it, or is it not a saxophone? 28. The most sought-after, American low A bari 29. The world's first plastic saxophone 31. A mouthpiece that will let you be heard 32. The saxophone raise in popularity is because of this style of music 34. A Super 20 with a sterling silver bell and neck 37. An innovative German saxophone inventor 38. The saxophone that was marketed towards the non-professional of the past 39. Snub's horn 41. What makes a saxophone a saxophone 42. World renowned German mouthpiece manufacturer 43. A company not traditionally known for their saxophones, but for their keys 45. The largest saxophone forum on the internet 47. A Selmer USA pro-line 50. The company that made the world's most popular saxophone 51. Baritones have one, and bass saxes have a bigger one 52. Selmer had Buescher make these innovative horns for them in the early early 1940s.