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Tenorsaxophon Selmer Axos – Goldlack
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Tenorsaxophon Selmer Reference 36 – Goldlack
Woodwind instruments7.900,00 €Original price was: 7.900,00 €.7.590,00 €Current price is: 7.590,00 €. including 19% VAT Add to basket -
Tenorsaxophon Selmer Serie III – Goldlack
Woodwind instruments 6.499,00 € including 19% VAT Add to basket -
Tenorsaxophon Yamaha YTS 280 Lackiert
Woodwind instruments 1.800,00 € including 19% VAT Add to basket -
Tenorsaxophon Yamaha YTS 62 – Lackiert
Woodwind instruments 3.800,00 € including 19% VAT Add to basket -
Tenorsaxophon Yamaha YTS-480 – Lackiert
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Tenorsaxophon Yanagisawa T-WO1 Professional – Lackiert
Woodwind instruments 3.600,00 € including 19% VAT Add to basket
Buy tenor saxophones – browse online or try them out in-store
The tenor saxophone is a widely used instrument with a lower pitch than the alto saxophone. It is tuned to Bb and is used in jazz, pop, big band and ensemble settings. Thanks to its design, it produces a full, resonant sound and is used by both beginners and advanced players. In our range, you’ll find tenor saxophones in various models to suit different playing levels – available to order online or to try out in-store in Friedrichsdorf. testbar.
What should you look out for?
When buying a tenor saxophone, response, intonation, mechanics and ergonomics are crucial. A well-adjusted instrument ensures a consistent response across all registers and stable intonation. Precise mechanics and an ergonomic key layout facilitate controlled playing.
What types of tenor saxophones are there?
Tenor saxophones differ in terms of build, features and tonal character. Consequently, their response, intonation and projection vary. Entry-level models are designed for an easy response, stable intonation and robust mechanics. Higher-quality instruments offer greater tonal depth, an extended dynamic range and a more precise response. Depending on the model, features may include a high F# key, adjustable thumb rests or a front F key. Differences in bore size and the S-bend also influence response, resistance and tone production.
Which tenor saxophone is right for you?
Beginners benefit from tenor saxophones with a responsive tone, ergonomic design and straightforward mechanics. These features make it easier to produce sound and ensure controlled playing. Higher-quality instruments offer a more nuanced tone, greater dynamic flexibility and more precise mechanics. This allows the tone to be shaped and controlled with greater precision. Due to their size, tenor saxophones are larger than alto saxophones and produce a fuller sound with greater air resistance.
Why buy tenor saxophones from Simon Freyer?
You can try out and compare tenor saxophones in-store near Frankfurt, in Friedrichsdorf. We help beginners, advanced players and music schools choose the right instrument. You can also order your tenor saxophone online.
FAQ – Frequently asked questions about the tenor saxophone
Is the tenor saxophone suitable for beginners?
Yes, with the right model, the tenor saxophone is also well suited to beginners.
What is the difference between this and the alto saxophone?
The tenor saxophone has a lower pitch, is larger in size and is tuned to B flat .
What features are important?
Wichtige Punkte sind Ansprache, Intonation, Mechanik und eine sinnvolle Klappenausstattung, zum Beispiel eine Hoch-F#-Klappe.
Can I test a tenor saxophone before buying it?
Yes, you can try out various models at Simon Freyer’s in Friedrichsdorf, near Frankfurt.