Subcontrabass saxophone        

            The Subcontrabass Sax May Be A Style Of Sax That Adolphe Sax Proprietary And Planned To Create However Ne'er made.

           Sax Known As This Notional Instrument Sax Drone Pipe (Named Once Rock Bottom Stop On The Pipe Organ).It's A Transposing Instrument Pitched In B♭, One Octave Below The Bass Sax And 2 Octaves Below The Tenor Sax.

         Adolph Sax Originally Meant For The Single-Reed Woodwind Family To Incorporate Sucontrabass Instruments, However None Were Factory-Made For Over One Hundred Fifty Years. There Have Been Many "Attempts" To Form A Sucontrabass Throughout The Peak Of The Lower Saxes Within The 20s--30s, However They Weren't Properly Tuned,Needed Many Individuals To Play, And Were Usually Simply Scaled Up Versions Of Smaller Saxes. Recently, Benedikt Eppelsheim Has Had Nice Success Along With His Line Of Bass Wind Instruments As Well As Bass And Contrabass Saxophones, And Contrabass And Subcontrabass Tubaxes. The Tubax Is Double-Wrapped To Form The Key-Work Easier To Play, Even As Sax Originally Meant For His Lower Instruments (Inspired By The Ophicleide). The Tubax Features Aterribly Slender Bore But, Giving It A Bell About A Similar Size As A Baritone (Whereas A Real Subcontrabass Single-Reed Woodwind Would Have A Bell That Might Work A Baritone Saxphone, Or A Most Sized Kid, Within It); This Offers The Tubax A Far Reedier Tone Than Equivalent Single-Reed Woodwinds And Lots Of Don't Take Into Account It A Real saxophone.

        J’Élle Worker Created The Model Of The Primary True Subcontrabass Single-Reed Woodwind. It's supported Their Compact Contrabass Style, Nicknamed The Trashcan Thanks To Its Double-Wrap Creating It Terriblyshort However Terribly Wide, However Tuned A Fourth Lower In Pellet. The Model Was Unveiled In 2010. In 2012,Each Benedikt Eppelsheim And J’Élle Worker Were Engaged On Building Life-Sized True Subcontrabass Saxophones. Inseptember, Benedikt Eppelsheim Finished Initia The Primary} Life-Sized True Subcontrabass Single-Reed Woodwind And J’Élle Worker Was Near Finishing Their First Life-Sized True Subcontrabass Single-Reed Woodwind.