The Sax. (Limited Edition-250). The saxophone, commonly referred to as "the sax," bears a fascinating history that dates back to its creation in 1840 by the inventive mind of Belgian craftsman Adolphe Sax. However, in the vibrant era of the 1920s, this instrument found its voice in the realm of jazz music. During this period, some of the most accomplished Black musicians of the time recognized the saxophone's immense potential and harnessed its captivating tones to shape the landscape of jazz. The saxophone's integration into the world of jazz was catalyzed by the profound influences of that era, leading to its establishment as a beloved and indispensable component of the genre's sound.