Saxophone Alto J.Michael AL-780

J.Michael AL-780

The alto saxophone is a wind instrument that is a type of saxophone. It was invented in 1842 by Adolphe Sachs, a master musician from Belgium. It is smaller than a tenor saxophone, but larger than a soprano saxophone. It is considered the most popular among other types of saxophones. It is widely used in classical and jazz compositions.

Thanks to its reasonable price and high quality workmanship, the AL-780 is an excellent choice not only for beginners but also for professionals who need a backup instrument.

Engraved bellpiece
The delicate patterns engraved on the bellpiece emphasize and complement the saxophone's smooth contours.

Needle springs
AL-780 valves are equipped with high-quality needle springs made of stainless steel.

C#-Bb swing key
The sophisticated design of the C#-Bb keys makes playing easier and more comfortable.

Metal resonators
Resonators are special metal plates attached to the pads, designed to reflect sound back into the saxophone body. This makes sound production much easier, and the instrument's sound becomes brighter and more dynamic.

Metal thumb rest
A reliable metal thumb rest helps you position your hand correctly on the instrument's body, providing easy access to the keys. This not only makes playing easier, but also contributes to more accurate and faster passages.

Balanced bell mount
The balanced three-point brace improves the stability and rigidity of the saxophone body and enhances resonance even at maximum volume.

Features

• Engraved socket
• Needle springs
• Swing key C#-Bb
• Metal resonators
• Metal thumb rest
• Balanced bell mount