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Designed especially for young musicians, this alto saxophone offers exceptional playing comfort thanks to re-engineered mechanics and a weight reduction of over 30% compared to traditional models. Its unique design facilitates learning by removing some complex keys while maintaining the full chromatic range from low C to high D. Lightweight and ergonomic, it is ideal for children and beginners who want to learn the alto saxophone without physical constraints, both in rehearsal and in music lessons.
| Type | Alto saxophone |
|---|---|
| Key | Eb |
| Chromatic range | Low C to high D |
| Weight | 1.86 kg (3.34 kg with case) |
| Keys removed | Low Eb, E, F, high F#, Bb |
| Redesigned keys | Low G#, Eb, C, C# |
| High D key | Adjusted for more comfort |
| Bb key | Retained with side fingering |
| Accessories supplied | Black backpack case, mouthpiece, ligature, mouthpiece cap |
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