Tenor Saxophone Case

Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case

Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case

Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case
This is the nicer T4 with the Mark VI like pinky table. In addition to that, after I got it back from the shop, I took it back in and they replaced the f# spring because it felt slugish. So the sax needs nothing at the moment. Body and keys show signs of wear but it's straight and hasn't been abused. The neck has no lacquer and is not pretty but works fine and is clean.

The pro Tec case is complete with the shoulder strap as well as the backpack straps. This is my opinion on how the sax plays. The sax is really in tune.

Not as refined as the new Yanagisawas but with a darker, more barking tone. I feels more like a vintage sax in how it takes the air. Many compare this horn with a Mark VI but I don't think they are very similar. If I had to compre it with a Selmer I would put it more on the super action 80 I / Mark VII territory, with a nicer pinky table. The rest of the ergos are comparable but not as refined, yet less bulky than on those Selmers.

Blows pretty much like like a nice Mark VII or SA80 but I believe that the Selmers project more and have that singing quality that is really difficult to emulate. It is "meaty", spread and big sounding like those horns though, and very fun to play. If I had to compare it with a new Taiwanese horn like a PMauriat, I would favor the Yani. I had a really nice 2009 PMX66R that sounded somehow similar but this horn feels lighter and is still working great after all this years. The Mark VI seems to be more focused and flexible and the ergos feel smaller and that's why I wouldn't compare them, but this horn was actually a very decent backup for my Mark VI. To me, some of the new Yanis or even 61 Yamahas or Custom Z Yamahas are more Mark Vi like. You can do your own research on these horns. I think is a very comfortable sax with lots of personality and a ver good value. SORRY BUT US CONTINENTAL BUYERS ONLY. The item "Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case" is in sale since Friday, November 22, 2019. This item is in the category "Musical Instruments & Gear\Wind & Woodwind\Band & Orchestral\Saxophones". The seller is "selmervi" and is located in Kissimmee, Florida. This item can be shipped to United States.
  • Body Material: Brass
  • Brand: Yanagisawa
  • Type: Tenor
  • Body Finish: Gold Lacquer
  • Key Finish: Gold Lacquered
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
  • Skill Level: Professional

Yanagisawa Tenor Sax T4. Just serviced with brand new Pro Tec case