Yanagisawa - TWO10S - Tenor Saxophone - Silver Plated

Yanagisawa - TWO10S - Tenor Saxophone - Silver Plated

Marsoni

M251S

$3032.50

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Yanagisawa - TWO10S - Tenor Saxophone - Silver PlatedA wonderful silver plated instrument that will satisfy any professional player The upgraded replacement for the T991s series, this TWO10S Silver Plated Brass model is one of the World's finest tenor saxophones. Description Yanagisawa saxes are made by a small family company in Japan that only makes professional quality saxes, and they do it very well. This degree of focus means they are of a quality that even their main competitors recognise as the

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021