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  Yanagisawa A991 Alto Saxophone One Owner Near Mint Plays Great 283763

  $ 2,750
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  Yanagisawa A9933 Alto Saxophone 316979 Mint Like New!

  $ 4,250

  This mint/near mint high-end Yanagisawa A9933 Solid silver alto still looks and even smells almost like a new saxophone.  $4250 gets you the horn with the original solid silver neck. This thing plays amazingly well. If you want to add the second gold-plated, fully-engraved neck, add $500 (normally a $1000 neck).
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  Yanagisawa HR 5 Soprano Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece D53

  $ 99

  Yanagisawa mouthpieces are high-quality products that get hand-finished at the factory and that are individually tested for quality. Every one that I have ever played has been very solid. They are Meyer-like in the medium bright tone that they get, but they have their own vibe as well. This is a great place to start if you are playing a modern soprano and looking for a good tone for not much money. I have several of these, so let me know if you’re looking for a different tip opening.
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  Yanagisawa HR 5 Tenor Mouthpiece MPC361
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  Yanagisawa HR 7 Soprano Mouthpiece MPC351
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  Yanagisawa Metal 7 Tenor Mouthpiece MPC362

  $ 175
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  Yanagisawa S6 Soprano Good Condition
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  Yanagisawa T900u Tenor Saxophone Very Good Condition Fresh Setup 210353

  $ 2,450

  I’m a big fan of the Yanagisawa 800 and 900 series horns, and this is a very good example of why.  This is a very clean, extremely well built (Yanagisawa has arguably the best craftsmanship among modern horns) truly professional quality tenor in good playing condition for barely more than a new Yamaha student model.  The intonation is excellent, the tone is pleasant and full, and the horn itself is built to last. This particular instrument is in very good physical shape, with a few scratches and repaired dings on the bow, but no major (or even medium) physical damage past or present.  You can expect this to be a reliable instrument for however long you own it, and it represents an extremely good value that is hard to beat. If you are looking for a full-on professional quality tenor for less than $2500 that is ready to play, you likely know how hard that can be to actually find- but here it is.