Jupiter JRS700G Saxonett

€89.00 incl. VAT

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Walldorf: Available on site

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Product number: 10001794

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Product information

With the new Saxonett JRS700G, Jupiter offers an optimal instrument for young recorder players who would like to learn the saxophone or clarinet as a second step. This instrument makes it easy and hassle-free to get started playing woodwind instruments. The reason for this is the mix of a clarinet mouthpiece and the body of a recorder with German finger style. With this combination, the student first learns the approach for later playing on the clarinet or saxophone. The pitch range of the saxonet includes one octave and one tone. Jupiter JRS700G Saxonett:

tuning: C
finger style: German
Double hole
pitch range: c1 to d2
Pleasant playing style thanks to small tone hole spacing
Body: pear wood
INCLUDES bag, ESM clarinet mouthpiece, capsule, leaf screw, sheet music, clarinet reed, cork grease and saxonet school with CD

Subcategory: Saxonett
Tuning: C
Finger style: German
Pitch range: C' - d"
Body material: Pear tree
Mouthpiece: Yes
Special features: With textbook in language
Including: Saxonett, reed, leaf screw, bag, care products, Saxonett school including CD

About Jupiter

Jupiter offers wind instruments that promise good quality at fair prices thanks to production in the Far East. The range extends from trumpets, trombones, saxophones, clarinets and flutes to tubas, baritones and euphoniums for beginners and students as well as for advanced players. The instruments are subjected to strict controls by the sales department in Germany. Development between Germany and the production site is also closely coordinated in order to ensure consistently good instruments.