Yamaha YAS 62 Reviews

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  Yamaha YAS 62

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• Guest 2nd Sep 2008

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  Good Points: Fantastic, great sound, great instrument for beginners and pros.

  
  

  Bad Points: The G# key sticks quite a lot, but it is a minor problem that is easily fixed.

  
  

  General comments: I have had my Yamaha saxophone for about 4 years now, and it is brilliant. It was my first reed instrument that then went on to 3 types of saxophone, and i have never wanted to change it for another instument. I play in a band called the Sticklebacks if you want to look it up, and if you look it up on youtube you can see me playing a saxophone with a fantastic sound. Generally, this sax is brilliant.
  

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• Guest 9th Jun 2008

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  Very good intonation, good tone and technique. The Yamaha YAS 62 is best buy. Best combination between price and quality.

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• Guest 10th Jan 2008

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  The Yamaha YAS 62 is easy to play, and shows off the players potential and capability. It has good sound quality, nice appearance, and I would recommend it.

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• qpernukl 29th Jul 2005

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  I got my Yamaha YAS 62 in 2002 and I bought it from saxophones.co.uk. It was the cheapest pro horn by far and I've dreamed of having one since I was a kid. The charactestic distinguishing feautuure of this horn is the bar (i don't know what it is technically called) that covers the Bb, B, C, and C# keys instead of skipping over the C key like on most horns. I think this is beautiful and makes the horn unique.
  
  I think the Yamaha has a very free and bright sound from the lower to the upper. The ...

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• vrivelle 18th May 2005

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  I am an amateur, but I am in the prime of my (non-musical) career and finally have enough money that I could afford to upgrade to the Yamaha YAS 62 from from my Bundy student model. I got the YAS-62 because it is the last sax I will ever need -- it produces a nice sound and has good action, but is far less expensive than a Selmer. I am satisfied overall, but a little disappointed at how sharp the upper register is. I noticed it when I bought the horn and ascribed it to the fact that my old horn ...

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• qwerty123456 27th Mar 2004

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  Amazing, it has a great tone and out of the 15 different ALTO saxophones I've played the Yamaha YAS 62 is flying ahead in first place. I have played saxophones by Oddessy, Yaniswaga, and even Selmer! The Yamaha Yas-62 beats the lot. I have small, stubby fingers and Yamaha is a great make for easy to reach keys.

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