Stagg Eb Alto Saxophone Hand-Engraved Bell with Soft Case - LV-AS4105

Stagg Eb Alto Saxophone Hand-Engraved Bell with Soft Case - LV-AS4105

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M251S

$485.00

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Stagg Eb Alto Saxophone Hand-Engraved Bell with Soft Case - LV-AS4105Overview The perfect alto sax for classical music, this instrument impresses with its balanced tone across all registers. Featuring warm and brilliant sound and a gold lacquered finish. Features Key: Eb Bell: Brass, hand engraved Body material: Brass Neck: Brass Keys: With high F# key Thumb rest: Adjustable Pads: Leather, with metal resonators Included: Soft case, mouthpiece with reed, ligature and cap Soft case dimensions: 25. 6" x 11. 0" x 6. 7"

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