The PMXA-67R Alto Saxophone projects a dark, ringing sound as the result of an enlarged body tube flair, large bell, and rolled tone holes. Described as a very free blowing horn with broad dynamic range, the PMXA-67R comes in a variety of finishes, and features a hand engraved bell. From a resistance-free low range to an effortless altissimo, this instrument is for the player who requires tonal, dynamic, and timbral diversity.

Featuring rolled tone-hole construction, an enlarged body tube flair, and large bell design, the PMXT-66R Tenor Saxophone is a free-blowing instrument with a very stable low register and omni-directional sound reminiscent of classic European design. A variety of available finishes allows the player to choose not only the look of their handcrafted saxophone, but also provide subtle differences in tonal palette. Black pearl, abalone, or nickel-silver key touches complement the hand engraved bell.

Sound: more brilliant, more percussive, particularly well adapted to all the new styles of music. Launched in 1993 to answer the demand of some American jazz musicians (a JAVA with even more wood). The V16 has a thicker tip than the traditional Vandoren reeds and a longer palette. Sound: more brilliant, more percussive, particularly well adapted to all the new styles of music.

The System-76 curved soprano is unlike any of its conventional, straight bodied cousins… the warm sound and increased projection (due to the bell and bell key position) of this horn combine for a completely different and refreshing auditory experience. The feel quality is also much more nimble and balanced for playing.