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Eastar EAX-21, Alto Saxophone, E Flat Saxophone for Beginner Students Brass Sax Full Kit, Travel Bag, Foldable Stand, Cleanning Kit, Golden Lacquer

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Size: Advanced


Color: gold


Features

  • Unleash Your Inner Musician: Eastar EAX-21 alto saxophone is the perfect choice for any level player, whether you're just starting out or are a seasoned pro. Crafted with high-grade copper and lead-free soldering, it delivers a beautiful and rich sound that is perfect for ensemble training, live performances, and studio recordings.
  • Exceptional Sound Quality: The redesigned C and E flat switches, reinforced bass buttons, and enlarged bell mouth all contribute to the exceptional performance and stability of this saxophone. Plus, the treble adjustment lever allows you to customize the sensitivity according to your playing habits, while the neck and jack seamlessly connect for optimal sound quality.
  • Exquisite Classic Design: The shiny bright lacquer gold finish and elegant muscovite inlaid keys make the Eastar EAX-21 a truly stunning instrument. And with a hand-carved bell mouth and a lightweight stand that can be stored inside the bell for easy portability, this saxophone is as functional as it is beautiful.
  • Superior Quality: Made with advanced copper and high-quality Italy leather pads, this saxophone is designed for high air tightness and exceptional sound quality. Plus, the saxophone stand is of high stability while holding the saxo. Its seamless pipe neck socket ensures a smooth playing experience.
  • Comes with Everything Needed: The package includes Eastar EAX-21 saxophone, carrying case, mouthpiece, leather neck strap, shoulder straps, white gloves, reeds, cleaning kit, stand, etc. We offer a 12-month warranty supported by our awesome customer team always ready to help.

Color: gold


Brand: Eastar


Instrument Key: E Flat


Material: Brass, Copper


Style: Modern


Item Weight: 6.6 pounds


Package Dimensions: 27.2 x 12.3 x 8.6 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: E Flat


Date First Available: September 16, 2022


Color Name: gold


Material Type: Brass, Copper


Instrument Key: E Flat


Size: Advanced


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  • For the money it is well worth it.
Size: Beginner Color: Golden
Compared this horn to a Yamaha student model and a Selmer asa 411. The Selmer was much heavier and well constructed, had a high quality case and came with a decent selmer mouthpiece (price $2,500 to $2,900). Tone quality and intonation were excellent. Yamaha was an older instrument, lighter in weight, nice to play, good intonation, a sweet tone quality, good mouthpiece and case. Amazon horn by Eastar as-2, looks and feels as good as the others, is much lighter and not as well braced but played very well, all keys sealed perfectly and required no adjustments. The longer I played all three horns the more it became apparent that the selmer was the superior instrument (though really heavy for a young player)…the Yamaha played well and would be a solid choice for a beginning player. ($1,500 to $2,500) … the Eastar at about $300.00 !!!!, would, I am sure, not take as much abuse as either of the other two horns. The Eastar comes with a substandard mouthpiece…definitely go buy a decent Selmer mouthpiece! With lots of care the Eastar should work well for quit some time. Use the cleaning kit after every use…EVERY USE…dry the body, neck and mouthpiece after every use…don’t bang it around…if you want to see if you will like playing the saxophone try the Eastar it plays well and won’t break the bank. If you have played a while and would like to upgrade I would go with the Selmer with the Yamaha not far behind. Remember the selmer is heavy…the price you pay for that selmer sound. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024 by John C Rodgers

  • Great quality and sound for price
Size: Beginner Color: Golden
We bought this for half off on prime day. My child uses it for band. She is a beginner and this does the trick. The sound quality is good! The band teacher, who played alto sax in college, approved of the purchase and quality. Suggestion: buy different reeds, as the ones that come with this are not great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024 by Sen

  • Great . . .with a few problems . . .
Size: Beginner Color: Golden
The Eastar is a nice alto sax . . ..The color is probably what you want in a sax . . . .the fingering buttons are a little flimsy but they work . . .I had a sticking problem with a few buttons so I smeared vegetable oil under them . . .and that solved the problem . . . . I had purchased the Ammoon Lace Antique Alto Sax . . .and, despite the color, it seems to be what I want in a low cost sax . . .mainly because the lower C, and D is not coming through as bright on the Eastar as it is on the Ammoon . . . .that's not to say that the Ammoon has it's problems in that area, also . . .but the tone is more even on the Ammoon than on the Eastar. . . .Regardless, if you neglect the lower C and work with the lower D or Eb . . . .the Eastar will perform, possibly, the way you want it to perform . . .Now, I did change the reeds to synthetic . . .as I did with the Ammoon and I purchased new mouth pieces for both instruments (the Yamaha 4C) . . .this helped the Eastar tremendously. The upper fingerings sound rich and full and the agility of the instrument performed well . . .so . . .buying a Jean Paul or even a Yamaha YAS model might cure the lower C and D problem . . .but if you only have $300 to spend . . .I suggest you buy the Eastar for band instruments . . .If you're in a jazz act . . .free spirit . . then the Antique Ammoon might be something you'd like . . . (the copper color looks strange . . .but is neat to have if you're into a free spirit form of performance). Again, the color of the Eastar is what you want in a band instrument . . . To fix the lower C and D problem . . .I might need a better mouth piece or an expensive synthetic reed . . .it's hard to say . . .I only know what the 4C can do . . . .The 4C is a better mouth piece than the manufacturers mouthpiece . . .but there are 5C's and 6C's out there . . .from Yamaha . . .I haven't experimented with either of those . . .but might look into it for the Eastar . . .and possibly the Ammoon . . . . If you look up the best alto sax mouthpiece in google . . .they will say the 4C is the top mouthpiece . . .but . . .what does the 5C or 6C sound like . . .and are they more in tune with professional sax players who look for something more appetizing? I'm not sure . . but you might want to give it a try . . . .Also . . you might want to experiment with synthetic reeds. I purchased the D'Addario brand size 3 . . .I think 3 is a good size and will suite your needs . . .You'll pay around $18 for five reeds . . There are brands of synthetic reeds that cost $30 for one reed . . .They are supposed to be the best . .Eastar offered a sythetic reed in the case . . It looked pretty good . . .but was completely made of plastic . . .What you'll want is a bamboo reed covered in plastic . . .these seem to sound the best . . . Whether you experiment with the $30 reed or the D'Addarios . . there's got to be a way to soften the tone of the lower C and D . . . . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2020 by William Conway

  • Great for secondary or beginner!
Size: Advanced Color: gold
The media could not be loaded. My main is bassoon, but I used to play saxophone in marching band and wanted to take the risk to see if this horn was worth it. I’m pleasantly surprised by the quality of the instrument and case. The item shipped very well and came with everything needed to start playing right away (except cork grease), but my cork didn’t need any on arrival. I’m still breaking in some reeds, but the saxophone is very responsive in the low range and I’m able to hit altissimo notes. Now this may not be as good as an intermediate/advanced upgrade for high school/college- but for the price it is perfect for any beginner or anyone doubling. I went ahead and bought new reeds, a rovner ligature, and a mouthpiece along with it just to ensure the best chance of success. I haven’t tried the mouthpiece, reeds, and ligature that came with the instrument, but I’m sure they would be fine until you decide to upgrade those parts. Overall the instrument is beautiful and exceeded my expectations for the price. I actually bought two so my friend could get back into playing saxophone as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024 by Kyler Kyler

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