TENOR SAXOPHONE

The Master 97T Tenor Saxophone is truly an instrument for ‘all seasons.’ With the patented Super VI neck design, Pisoni professional pads, ergonomically enhanced left and right pinky tables, and traditional French bore taper/bell flare, the Master 97T evokes saxophones of the past which were capable of professional performance in any musical setting. A focused tonal palette, traditional feel and look, and evenness of scale await the discerning saxophonist who chooses the Master 97T tenor saxophone.

Featuring rolled tone-hole construction, an enlarged body tube flair, and large bell design, the PMXT-66R Tenor Saxophone is a free-blowing instrument with a very stable low register and omni-directional sound reminiscent of classic European design. A variety of available finishes allows the player to choose not only the look of their handcrafted saxophone, but also provide subtle differences in tonal palette. Black pearl, abalone, or nickel-silver key touches complement the hand engraved bell.

The hallmark of the System-76 Tenor Saxophone is the traditional bore taper, combined with a flared bell. This facilitates a focused, dark tonal palette reminiscent of vintage saxophones, yet with greater ease of playing. This instrument features deep right and left pinky scoops to minimize finger slippage, metal resonators to energize the sound, and is available in a variety of finishes. The System 76 Tenor unlacquered finish is available with no High-F# key for those discerning saxophonists who wish for an instrument that closely mirrors a vintage instrument, yet possesses modern playing conveniences.

The P. Mauriat 185 Series Intermediate Saxophones features a professional sound, feel and tonal clarity. It possesses the evenness of scale, consistent pitch and durable construction found in much more expensive instruments. A yellow brass body combined with fully ribbed construction and metal resonators create an intermediate instrument that is not only durable but fun to play. The 185 is a ‘stand-out’ among similarly classed instruments.