Saxphone Soprano J.Michael SPC-700 (S)

J.Michael SPC-700 (S)

The saxophone was first demonstrated by Adolphe Sachs in 1841 at an exhibition in Brussels. The soprano saxophone has a delicate and sweet sound, usually in the form of a straight trumpet (exceptions exist), in the key of B (rarely C). J.Michael is a company specializing in the production of wooden and copper wind instruments. J.Michael musical instruments are ideal for beginners.

The SPC700 (S) is an affordable curved soprano saxophone with excellent sound, manufactured in accordance with J.Michael's high quality standards. Its rich, vibrant tone with precise intonation, comfortable playing, and easy playability make it an ideal choice for both beginner and advanced saxophonists.

Needle springs
SPC-700 valves are equipped with high-quality needle springs made of stainless steel.

Metal resonators
The 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 to position your hand correctly on the instrument body,

Features

• Delicate and sweet sound
• Curved design with precise intonation
• Needle springs
• Metal resonators