I'm selling it primarily because it's just not getting played enough. Case is included condition is fair - it will protect it fine for at-home storage but the handle is torn up a bit. This may just be paranoia as I have never heard of this happening, nor can I understand how it could happen.
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It is rumoured that there is a scam, by which somebody who acquires your serial number can then claim the instrument is theirs. Pads in good condition (mix of a few years old and new pads). When advertising an instrument for sale, you will often see the serial number referred to as 36xxxx. Mechanical action is all good and smooth. You can see in the pictures minor lacquer wear consistent with a horn from (roughly) 1980. double arm cups, underslung neck, build quality, etc.)Ĭondition is generally very good. (Check out Matt Stroher's overview of the tenor version of the 880 online he hits all the key features you can see on the alto as well, e.g. Works well with a variety of mouthpieces and setups. I have had this saxophone for a few years purchased originally from pmwoodwinds in Chicago tuned up by my tech 6 months ago (replaced a few pads, tightened the neck, etc.). In 1971 it appears that the serial number format is 17111xx.
The serial number will identify the year when it was made BUT not necessarily identify the model. Yanagisawa Serial Number Ranges By Model. So it is largely identical to the Yanagisawa-labeled horn with the differences being in the bell engraving and in the plain metal rather than a pearl touch on the high F# key. Tenor Saxophone: Yanagisawa 901 Tenor, Bari 8 mouthpiece with rovner ligature.
(It is marked 880 with the Yanagisawa logo on the back). A top quality horn at a bargain price - This is a Yanagisawa 880 alto saxophone sold as Martin.
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