Jinbao Sakkusu Bass Saxophone – Black Nickel Plated

The Sakkusu Bass finished in a stunning black nickel plate! Bass Saxophone of choice for Moon Hooch’s Michael Wilbur.

The Sakkusu Bass Saxophone represents excellent value for money. Bass saxophones usually cost more than £20,000 but we’re offering our new Sakkusu Bass at an unbelievable price, allowing this impressive saxophone to at last finally become an accessible instrument!

The black nickel model looks stunning, with visually captivating engraving on the huge bell. 

Features

· Material: Brass

· Finish: Black Nickel Plated

· Key Touches: Plastic

· Engraving: Hand Engraved Bell

· Case: Sakkusu Hard Case

· Made in: China

· 9 Month Interest-Free Finance Available on this Product

· Free Professional Set Up & Free Check over within a year

· Recommended for: Bass on a Budget – Amateur or Professional 

Review

“What an absolute bargain this is! At the top end of the bass sax range you have the likes of Selmer, Epplesheim and Keilwerth and generally speaking, you have to part with the best part of 20 Grand to buy one – for the majority of interested parties, this is too expensive! On the budget side of things we have come across a few specimens where the quality has been suspect and the ability to play the sax with any kind of smoothness has been severely compromised – to our joy, this new model is coming in even cheaper and with quality that vastly outstrips anything we’ve seen in the past! The mechanism is solid and secure, the key positioning feels very natural for a bass sax and the quality of the brass itself is good – pretty important when you are dealing with such a large mass! Having experimented with a few mouthpiece set-ups, I found the best combination was a Selmer S80 Bass mouthpiece with a number 2 Vandoren Bass reed. The response down at the bottom was superb and the sound was very fluid as I ran up to the top of the range. Considering the price is so good I think we might see a handful of extra bass sax players up and down the country!” Jim Cheek – SAX