This limited edition Natural Brass Series alto saxophone in Eb offers a clear and precise sound thanks to its "Sona Pure" brass neck. Its unlacquered brass finish ensures an authentic aesthetic and improved resonance, ideal for musicians seeking a natural sound. Suitable for stage, rehearsals, or studio, it offers optimized playing comfort with an adjustable thumb rest and adjustable keys, perfect for demanding saxophonists who desire precise control over their instrument.
| Key | Eb |
|---|---|
| Series | Natural Brass (limited series) |
| Neck | "Sona Pure" brass with stopper, protective ring and resonance plate |
| Finish | Unlacquered brass body and keys |
| High F# key | Yes |
| C#-Bb rocker | Yes |
| Thumb rest | Adjustable metal |
| Springs | Blued steel |
| G# and B keys | Adjustable |
| Octave key adjustment screw | Allows adjustment of the middle key |
| Pads | Pisoni with metal resonators |
| Adjustment screws | Separate for D, E, F, A, B |
| Engraving | On the bell |
| Accessories | Light backpack case, mouthpiece, cap, ligature |
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