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Jean Paul Student Tenor Saxophone TS-400SP - Silver-Plated

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Color: Silver


Style: Saxophone


Features

  • PROFESSIONAL SETUP Each saxophone is expertly setup and play-tested by NAPBIRT-certified technicians, ensuring its ready to play right out of the box.
  • PRECISE INTONATION Engineered for accurate intonation across the entire range, helping musicians maintain perfect pitch and elevate their performance.
  • READY TO PLAY Comes with all the essentials needed to start playing immediately, making it perfect for beginners or advancing players.
  • HIGH F# KEY Features a High F# key for added versatility and ease in reaching higher notes.
  • DURABLE CARRYING CASE Features a premium fabric-covered case with ABS-reinforced frame and high-density foam for excellent shock absorption and protection during transport.

Description

The TS-400S Tenor Saxophone is the perfect step up for players transitioning from alto sax to tenor, offering the same rich tone and superior playability. Professionally setup and ready to play out of the box, it ensures precise intonation across the range, with a High F key for added versatility. Complete with a durable, fabric-covered ABS case for safe transport, the TS-400S provides everything you need to explore the tenor sax with confidence and ease.

Color: Silver


Brand: Jean Paul USA


Instrument Key: B Flat


Material: Silver-Plated


Style: Saxophone


Item Weight: 6.3 pounds


Product Dimensions: 35 x 16 x 10 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: TS-400SP


Date First Available: August 1, 2019


Color Name: Silver


Material Type: Silver-Plated


Instrument Key: B Flat


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    • CANT SAY ENOUGH GOOD THINGS ABOUT THIS!!!
Color: Brass Style: Saxophone
I play a few instruments but hadn’t had the chance to play the sax (always wanted to but focused more on other instruments)-that being said it was time to finally get one-so I looked here on Amazon-decided to go with a tenor and ordered one-(off brand)-after my impulse buy I tried to research it and couldn’t find anything on YouTube-while I was looking I found a vid comparing different saxophones-thanks Jay Metcalf (Better Sax on YouTube)-and learned about the Jean Paul-before the video was finished I canceled my other order and went with the JP-and let me tell you-I’m glad I did!!!-Amazing in all ways-you can feel & see quality in certain things and with this in your hands you’ll immediately know that some serious care and craftsmanship went into this sax-as I’m progressing and able to get out more rich sounding tones it just confirms that I’m really glad I went with this sax-the keys move with ease and just feel so smooth-the tone is so rich-amazing instrument to say the least... The case it comes with is AMAZING as well!!!-the sax does not move at all when in place and it is just a quality case all around-even the embroidery is impressive-comes with a pretty good swab-you’ll want to keep ‘er clean as possible... The mouthpiece it comes with is good but I definitely recommend upgrading as soon as you can-it will make a big difference-(won’t make you play better but when you get things clicking you’ll definitely notice the difference)-I went from a Yamaha 5C to a Vandoren TL3 then ultimately to the D’Addario Select Jazz Limited Edition sandstone marble(D6M)-all play great but the D’Addario (for me) is the winner-the TL3 plays great as well just a bit more subtle-Also I’m using a Vandoren M/O ligature-fits perfectly on both the TL3 and the D6M but pretty tight on the Yamaha 5C- but it will work-I’ve tried a bunch of reeds and Boston Sax Co. are my favorite so far-using a #2 for now... these mouthpieces seem expensive but if you’re making an investment like this you might as well do it right-I read somewhere “why would you put a $30 mouthpiece on something you just paid close to 1K on-at the price point of this sax you can pick up a few things that you might not be able to afford going with a Yamaha or something better/more expensive (they get up there price wise)...Good Luck on your new journey!-I’m really enjoying mine!... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2021 by Joe Iacono
    • A surprisingly fine Saxophone for a very affordable price.
Color: Silver Style: Saxophone
Hello, saxophone shopper. I have played he tenor, alto and soprano saxophones since I was in high school from 1968-1971. In those years I have owned Martin, Cannonball, and Selmer saxophones. I actually collect all sorts of musical instruments, many of which I play, some I just enjoy owning as functional art objects. I sold my Selmer MK 7 tenor in 1971 to buy my first cello, which has been my main musical instrument the last 52 years. I gave my last alto saxophone to one of my grandchildren, and I sold my Cannonball Big Stone Raven tenor this year because it was tying up $3500.00 and I didn't have enough time to play it and warrant keeping it. I sold it last year but didn't want to be without any tenor saxophone. I also only wanted a silver finish tenor because I like silver horns more than the more common gold lacquer models. After much careful research, I decided to purchase a Jean Paul Intermediate model tenor from Amazon in their limited edition silver finish. I believe Jean Paul instruments is an American musical instrument company based in Florida, and I believe their band instruments are manufactured in Taiwan. You might want to check that out for accuracy if you care about such things. I have been delightfully surprised by this $1200.00 tenor saxophone. The key work is very smooth and quiet not unlike my beloved 1970 era Selmer Mk 7. Selmer/Paris (the top line Selmers actually hand made in Paris, France) saxophones are probably the most beautiful and coveted saxophones in the world, and my Jean Paul tenor feels much like it in my hands. The sound is excellent, and the horn is very attractive. The bell is lightly engraved, not at the magnificent level of a Paris made Selmer, but those horns cost $10,000 as of this year, out of this amateur musician's ability to own. It is still a very attractive horn, visually, which is important to me. I would certainly recommend the Jean Paul intermediate tenor saxophone for any elementary, junior high or high school band student. Perhaps as an marching band second instrument for a college marching band saxophonist, because many players don't want to expose a $5000.00 - $10,000.00 horn to the rigors and weather of marching band use, even if they are fortunate enough to own one. And for adults who played when in school and are coming back to playing after a multi-decade break but cannot justify spending or afford to spend thousands of dollars on a premium brand like Yamaha, Selmer, Cannonball, et al, he Jean Paul intermediate tenor, and I imagine their alto as well, will serve you well in any application. I have done occasional gigs and played in a Community Symphony band for one year with mine. The price includes a quality mouthpiece, strap, cork grease, and an extremely nice black vinyl, leather like case. I can highly recommend this very affordable, great sounding, great playing and good looking tenor saxophone. Well done, Jean Paul Musical Instruments. I am impressed! Score? 10 on a scale of 10. Highly recommended. Buy with confidence! GCS ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023 by Gary C. Silber

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