Jupiter JSS1100Q soprano saxophone

€2,069.00 incl. VAT €2,299.00 −10 %

Online available Usually shipped the next day!

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Frankfurt: Currently not at the location

33 days return policy Free returns (DE) without giving reasons

Product number: 10018576

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Product information

The Jupiter JSS1100Q soprano saxophone impresses with its first-class equipment, which include palm keys, blue steel springs, Pisoni pad and leaf springs made of phosphor bronze. Numerous adjustment options on the mechanics ensure a comfortable playing position, even for small hands. In addition, the gold-lacquered saxophone with the elegant engraving on the bell stands out with its open, full and sustaining sound . Jupiter JSS1100Q soprano saxophone:

"Sona Pure" saxophone neck
Adjustable side key: Yes
Backpack straps: Yes
Bocal finish.: Gold lacquer
Body material: Brass
Body surface: Gold lacquer
C#/B Rocker: Yes
Case / gigbag: Light suitcase
Child friendly design: No
Country of origin: Taiwan
Double arm mechanisms: No
Engraving: Yes
High F Sharp Key: Yes
High G Key: Yes
Including: Saxophone, mouthpiece, light case
Keywork material: Brass
Material: Brass
Material neck: Brass
Mechanics surface: Gold lacquer
Mouthpiece: Yes
Pad: Pisoni pad with metal resonators
Saxophone neck: 2 S-bends (straight + curved)
Technology: Straight
Thumb hook: Metal, adjustable

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.