Eastman - EAS253 - Alto Saxophone

Marsoni

M251S

$456.00

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Eastman - EAS253 - Alto SaxophoneA solidly built saxophone that is free blowing with great response from low to high Very even warm tone quality in all ranges and excellent intonation. To round off the package Eastman now includes a high quality student mouthpiece (Protg), Legere Signature reed and Rovner ligature. As a manufacturer, Eastman now has a reputation as being one of the most recognised and acclaimed brands in the woodwind and brass industry. Features Material: Brass

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So easy to use and affordable! This edger is a great time saver, easy to operate, and relatively easy to adjust although you may need a pliers or screwdriver to help with the adjustment levels, but its not difficult. I would have given this 5 stars but just one thing that is a sticking point for me is I wish this had its own stand or hanger because of its odd shape, it doesn't necessarily balance upright too well. It’s long and the guide wheel in the front sticks out. So, it is always awkward to get it tidy in the garage when not in use. Now maybe this is what it's like for landscapers…I’m not a professional. Just a homeowner doing my own upkeep. With what this costs, I’ll figure it out, and is worth the money.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024