Yanagisawa T-3 Tenor Saxophone With Case From Japan USED Free Shipping

Yanagisawa's first product, the first tenor saxophone (T-3). With original case neck mouthpiece ligature cap. The Yanagisawa T-3 is Yanagisawa's first saxophone model. The appearance is the best of Buescher and Conn, so you can feel the remnants of the saxophones of those days with just one saxophone. The side key is designed like a combination of "Conn6M" and "Buescher aristocrat". The carving on the bell is like Conn new wonder. And finally, the biggest visual feature is the wire-shaped key guard inherited from the bell club's "Martin Committee"! The tone hole for the bell is on the left side, opposite the saxophone of today. The more you look at it, the more you blow it, the more fun you discover with this "Japan Vintage" T-3. It takes some getting used to operating the low range table keys, but it is said that the low range has a unique sound like that of American vintage instruments.

Needs an overhaul to play. It is re-lacquered and has a dent in the body around the thumb hook.

Also, the pin that transmits the movement of the octave key to the neck comes off. I will enclose the pin that came off. The key to the case is broken. International Buyers - Please Note. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts" -US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.

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