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Hello and happy new year to all.
Sax.co.uk has launched their new 2017 line of Sakkusu chinese saxophones. Looks a lot like well known Gear4music/Thomann series, with a Yanagisawa base design. Don't indicate however anything on how they compare to those ones in bore, keywork, intonation and tone. One very good feature is they have Pisoni pads. I just bought Pisoni Pro octave pads for my G4M tenor, for quietening mechanism action, and they're excellent quality with soft leather and very good felt. I suppose their standard quality pads are pretty good too, so it's a good point for action feeling on the Sakkusu. The another good part is they are available in different finishes including black nickel, gold lacquer and vintage for both alto and tenor. I wish I buyed this black nickel tenor first!! Add to this that it's supplied with Yamaha MPC, backpack case, lower price than before, good tech setup (less lemons I suppose than G4M...), and I believe it's a promising chinese sax to really consider.
Sakkusu New For 2017 - Sax.co.uk - The Worlds Leading Saxophone Specialist
Sax.co.uk has launched their new 2017 line of Sakkusu chinese saxophones. Looks a lot like well known Gear4music/Thomann series, with a Yanagisawa base design. Don't indicate however anything on how they compare to those ones in bore, keywork, intonation and tone. One very good feature is they have Pisoni pads. I just bought Pisoni Pro octave pads for my G4M tenor, for quietening mechanism action, and they're excellent quality with soft leather and very good felt. I suppose their standard quality pads are pretty good too, so it's a good point for action feeling on the Sakkusu. The another good part is they are available in different finishes including black nickel, gold lacquer and vintage for both alto and tenor. I wish I buyed this black nickel tenor first!! Add to this that it's supplied with Yamaha MPC, backpack case, lower price than before, good tech setup (less lemons I suppose than G4M...), and I believe it's a promising chinese sax to really consider.
Sakkusu New For 2017 - Sax.co.uk - The Worlds Leading Saxophone Specialist