Yanagisawa Saxophones. The best japanese instruments money can buy?


	Yanagisawa Saxophones The best Japanese Instruments money can buy? When thinking of Japanese instruments Yanagisawa saxophones are not normally the first to come to mind. Usually it would be Yamaha, Yamaha, Yamaha. But wait a minute. Let's spare a thought for Yanagisawa. This small company makes some of the finest saxophones around Get yourself a Yani and you are immediately in the big boys league. Both in quality and price. These are the best Japanese instruments money can buy. Yanagisawa have been around a long time, A lot longer than their saxophones and the quality of their saxophones has never really been in doubt. What Types Of Saxophones do Yanigasawa Make? The range of Yanagisawa instruments currently on offer are as follows: Sopranino Soprano Alto Tenor Baritone On top of that you then have the different levels in each range. Yanagisawa tend to offer several different levels or grades and do like to make their japanese instruments out of different materials Now follows a list of what Yanagisawa saxophones are available at the moment. The range is extensive and the options are many. It's worth noting the base model is the 901. However it's not cheap at around £1600 plus for an alto and £2000 plus for a tenor. Definitely not for beginners who don't even know if they'll like playing Sopranino SN-981 - Low Bb to high E. Made of lacquered brass. Soprano S-9930 - Low Bb to high G. Sterling silver. Interchangeable necks. S-9030 - Low Bb to high F#. Sterling silver. S-992 - Low Bb to high G. Lacquered bronze. Interchangeable necks. S-902 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered bronze. S-991 - Low Bb to high G. Lacquered brass. Interchangeable necks S-901 Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered brass Curved Soprano SC-9937 - Low Bb to high F#. Sterling silver. SC-9930 - Low Bb to high F#. Sterling silver neck and body. Lacquered brass bow and bell. SC-992 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered bronze. SC-991 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered brass. Alto A-9937 - Low Bb to high F3. Sterling silver. A-9935 - Low Bb to high F3. Sterling silver neck, body and bell. Lacquered brass bow. A-9933 - Low Bb to high F#. Sterling silver neck and bell. Lacquered brass body and bow. A-9930 - Low Bb to high F#. Sterling silver neck and body. Lacquered brass bow and bell. A-992 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered bronze. A-991 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered brass. A-902 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered bronze. A-901 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered brass. Tenor T-9937 - Low Bb to high F3. Sterling silver. T-9935 - Low Bb to high F#. Sterling silver neck, body and bell. Lacquered brass bow. T-9930 - Low Bb to high F#. Sterling silver neck and body. Lacquered brass bow and bell. T-992 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered bronze. T-991 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered brass. T-902 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered bronze. T-901 - Low Bb to high F#. Lacquered brass. Baritone B-9930 - Low A to high F#. Sterling silver neck and body. Lacquered brass bow and bell. B-992 - Low A to high F#. Lacquered bronze. B-991 - Low A to high F#. Lacquered brass. B-902 - Low A to high F#. Lacquered bronze. B-901 - Low A to high F#. Lacquered brass. If you would like to see these beautiful instruments take a look at the Yanagisawa saxophones Website. There are no prices though. Basically, if you need to ask, you can't afford it! What else do Yanagisawa offer with their Japanese instruments? Well apart from undoubted quality they also offer the usual accessories. Necks, mouthpieces, pads, straps etc. etc. One look at their range of necks and you begin to realise that they are truely serious about offering quality of sound. The prices of all of their saxophones confims their commitment to absolute quality. Yanagisawa saxophones are like the Selmer Paris saxophones of the far east. A quick guide to Yanagisawa Saxophones History Yanagisawa have been around since 1896. They made their first tenor saxophone in 1954. The T3 tenor saxophone was followed in 1956 by the A3 alto saxophone. Since then their range of japanese instruments has expanded considerably. If you take into account that they make saxophones in brass, solid silver and phosphor bronze, then take into fact you can buy necks made of different materials the possibilities are endless. If you can afford them Yanagisawa saxophones are a quality buy. Search This Site And The Web Custom Search	Search This Site And The Web Custom Search Famous Players Listing some of the most famous players around. Just who is the greatest? Is your favourite on there? If not let us know and we will add them Sax Embouchre Failing to get a sound? Horrible squeaks when you play. Can't hit the highs or the lows? Take a look at our embouchre guide to see if it can help. Sax Songs Take some time out from your quest to play saxophone and have a listen to some of the more well known sax songs around. From smooth jazz to a little bit of scar there should be something to suit your taste.
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