Tianjin Shengdi Music Instrument Co Ltd Sakkusu – Tenor Saxophone – Deluxe – Ex-hire – Grade A

Professionally set up by our in-house technicians and supplied with a high-quality Yamaha Mouthpiece

The latest range of Sakkusu saxophones offers incredible quality for an unbelievable price, none less so than the new Sakkusu Deluxe Tenor which gives customers more choice when browsing the range. The Deluxe boasts a solid construction, comfortable key layout, solid intonation, and a pleasant full-bodied tone. The Gold Brass construction of the Deluxe also allows you to get a much deeper tone than the regular brass model, unlocking that classic tenor sound.

Sold with a smart backpack-style case and a Yamaha mouthpiece, this is a package that delivers far more than its modest price would suggest. 

Description

• Solid construction and mechanism, comfortable key layout.

• High-quality Pisoni Pads

• Top F# key. This extra top note was introduced on most saxes in the 1960s and most teachers recommend it.

• Gold Lacquered Red Brass. Easy to clean and looks beautiful.

• Yamaha mouthpiece (with cap & ligature). Widely regarded by teachers worldwide as the best model for students.

• Hard but lightweight shaped case with backpack straps & outer pocket.

• Neck strap & cork grease

Features

• Material: Red Brass

• Finish: Gold Lacquer

• Key Touches: Simulated pearl

• Neck: Sakkusu

• Case: Sakkusu hard-shaped black case with backpack straps and outer pocket

• Mouthpiece: Yamaha plastic

• Made in: China

• Free professional setup and free check over within a year

• Recommended For: Students

Review

As soon as I played this sax I was impressed with the sheer quality of sound and playability that oozed from it. I think the real kicker here is the Gold Brass material which seems to allow for more overtones in the sound, enhancing what was a pleasant sound into a satisfyingly rich one. Anything other than yellow brass is pretty rare on horns of this price range, which makes this particular sax great value for money. It can be hard work to get an easy sound out of ‘budget’ end saxophones but with the Sakkusu Deluxe, it came naturally, a hallmark of a great sax. The instrument feels solid under the fingers, which is always reassuring, and played nicely in tune with minimum fuss. Considering the lack of options available at the moment, this plugs a nice hole for both beginners and those looking for a quality first Tenor sax.  Matthew Racine – SAX