Could your dream Baritone be made?

 I’ve asked this question on various saxophone forums but for the life of me I can’t what I did with the archived answers. So I’ll ask the question again, here and on twitter. What features would you want on a new baritone, or any saxophone for that matter, if you had access to a factory and the skilled workers to craft your dream horn? To be clear you can not go back in time and craft a Mark VI or any other vintage horn.

For me it would have to be a Low-Bb/A bari with:

• Optional low-A Extension
• Solid Silver Neck (optional but pretty)
• Adjustable palm key risers (ala Keilwerth)
• Adjustable Side key heights
• Upper stack key guards (ala Conn 12m)
• Fully Ribbed Construction
• Full floral or Art Deco engraving
• Multiple position Strap Hook
• Case with wheel which tuck into the case when not needed
• Case with 4 wheels that can be rolled standing up (ala roller luggage)
• Case with a drop down foam panel to hold folding stand, music, and random bari stuff.
• Optional slide/lock to fix the G# open during storage
• User replaceable key pearls.
• O-Ring instead of cork, neck cork. (ala Warburton necks)
• Extra heavy bracing on Bow
• Yamaha styled keywork
• 5-10% thicker material (ala Martin’s or so I’m told.)  Some of the heaviest horns I’ve ever played were Martins.

What would you like to see on your newly built dream horn?