GLORY Engraved Flower High Grade Antique Finish Series PR3, E Flat Alto Saxophone with 11reeds,8 Pads Cushions,case,carekit
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Color: PR3
Features
- Whether you want to buy a saxophone for yourself or for your friends or others, this saxophone is a product of choice as a result of its high quality and cost effective price
- Eb E-Flat Alto Saxophone has High F# .
- Including: 11pc reeds, 8pc mouthpiece cushion hard-shell case, mouthpiece, neck strap, Grease,Screwdriver, cleaning cloth & rod, and a pair of gloves
- Hand Engraved Bell Decoration, High Quality Leather Pads with Metal Resonators, Adjustable Key Height Screws and Metal Thumb Rest,accurate sound hole positions enable player's fingers to rest comfortably. Due to reasonable key layout and compact design, the saxophone can be easily played by both adult and children
- Before delivery, our saxophones are tested by professional quality inspector again to verify that they meet our standards.
Description
Whether you want to buy a saxophone for yourself or for your friends or others, this saxophone is a product of choice as a result of its high quality and cost effective price
Color: PR3
Brand: GLORY
Instrument Key: E Flat
Material: Brass
Style: Antique
Item Weight: 9.63 pounds
Package Dimensions: 25 x 12.25 x 7.4 inches
Item model number: GLYSAXATF-3
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 28, 2015
Body Material: Brass
Color Name: PR3
Material Type: Brass
Instrument Key: E Flat
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: PR3
I am very glad I purchased this Saxophone. For the price, this saxophone is hard to beat. The saxophone has a good finish and looks great. The saxophone I received is made very well and sounds great. All the low, mid and High notes play without problems. I would buy another one if something happened to mine.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by Nathaniel Richardson
Color: Black/Gold
From the first time I saw it, this black saxophone with gold details took my breath away. It has that elegant, powerful air; it seems as if each golden key gleams differently under the stage light, as if it wants to shine on its own. When I play it, I feel the wood (well, the metal) vibrate warmly. The low notes have body and feel firm, and when I turn up the treble, it responds well: it doesn't choke or sound weak. It's an instrument that commands respect, both for its sound and its presence. I just can say I loved it since the same moment
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by salvador
Color: Gold
We got this saxophone for my 7th-grade son instead of paying the sky-high monthly rental fees, and it’s been such a great decision. The gold lacquer finish looks beautiful — it really stands out — and it came with everything he needed, from reeds to a care kit and case. The sound quality is clear and smooth, and his band teacher was actually impressed by how well it plays for the price. The reeds included are fine for starting out, but upgrading to higher-quality ones gave it an even better tone. Overall: A fantastic beginner saxophone set that saves money and sounds great. My son is proud to own his own instrument, and it’s performing beautifully in band practice.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025 by Gabrielle Bennett
Color: PR4
I was a seasoned Alto Sax player at least back in the day (Junior High concert band 95-97 and Middle School to High School Marching band 97-2000). I haven’t played since about 2000 and used to own a Jupiter Alto sax back in the day that was recently stolen from my storage garage in my apartment complex in 2013. I was devastated to lose my sax and have been wanting to get a replacement for a long time but the Jupiter ones are still pricey. I went back and forth on the reviews of a few of the lower priced saxes on here and wasn’t sure if I would want to get back into it fully or not. For the price this one fits the bill as it comes with everything you need for under $200. Some people have written glowing reviews and others have written poor reviews, probably as a result of higher expectations but not realizing that this is priced under $200 for all that you get. There are some good things and some bad things about this item and I’ll try to break them all down. I went with the PR4 model which is called their professional series. Aside from the case shape difference and the color itself, I don’t know what supposedly makes this more professional than the other ones as I imagine all the includes parts are probably the same. I honestly couldn’t find any descriptions online or in the sale ad as to what makes the PR versions professional exactly. So if it’s just a case shape and a color difference and nothing else, you might as well save $40 and go with the regular models over the Professional ones. I will say that the sax itself is of very nice quality with a nice lacquer on it and the engravings are nicely done. I personally prefer the rectangle case that comes with the regular versions vs the shaped case of the professional models because there is more internal storage space, otherwise you’re kind of losing the extra storage on the professional model case. Mine was actually missing a couple of items (the single reed, the adjustment tool, and the mini screwdriver). That is somewhat of a bummer as one of the lower right pinky keys is not even with the other one that is right next to it and I would like to try and adjust the height to make them even (I believe it is the Low C key). On some additional negatives, the original mouthpiece is actually pretty low quality and bad. Some say that they like is, and I guess it depends on the person honestly but the thing does not seem to flow very much air through it, meaning you have to blow extra hard for the notes to sound and by then you would not be able to sustain multiple notes before having to suck in and breathe again. That was disappointing but I figured as much with a low priced item and there are plenty of others who have complained about the mouthpiece. I ordered the recommended Yamaha 4C and will see if that does better. Another negative are the cheap reeds that come with these, and reviewing through the different posted pictures some people were given 2.5 reeds and the ones that came with mine are actually a size 2. From reviewing around since it has been a while, beginners are recommended at a size 2. I made sure to get the reed extra wet and boy these things are dry and flakey, somewhat fraying and just give a terrible sound. When you are blowing into them you can tell the reed itself if the cause of the sound issue. I have since bought some Rico reeds which is what I used as a kid and hope they will improve the sound as hopefully they should and as people have mentioned. With a new mouthpiece and reed combo I am hoping to have a good improvement. A last negative about the mouthpiece area involves the ligature, which seems to have poor bends in it and is poorly made and you can barely get the last bit of the screw in to tighten it. The sax itself does not sound very good when playing and cannot seem to sustain or make out almost any of the notes I key in at all and is very squeaky in almost all notes (with the stock mouthpiece and reeds that it came with). I assume the poor sound quality is due to the mouthpiece and the reeds it comes with so I purchased the Yamaha 4C mouthpiece that was recommended as well as RICO 2.0 reeds which is what I had previously used when I was an active player. First I tried the new RICO reed with the stock mouthpiece, this gave MUCH better sound than the original reeds and there was a lot less squeak so that right there told me the reeds themselves were poor and the cause of the squeak. Next I tried the new reed on the Yamaha 4C mouthpiece, which in all honesty did not necessarily make it a whole ton better. There is a slightly different shape to the top of the mouthpiece where your upper lip and teeth would go and the reed seems to fit better with the ligature than the stock mouthpiece. But the sound quality was only slightly better, with less squeaks and I will say there was better airflow as it did not require me to force my breathe as hard through this mouthpiece compared to the original one. Now the part that made me sad about the sax then at this point was with a good reed and good mouthpiece and the squeaks eliminated, the sax seems to struggle with holding the very low notes and then cannot seem to produce the highest notes at all. There are times where it will dial itself right in on the low notes and then just flutter away when trying to sustain them. On the high notes it will not even seem to register the high F or the few notes just below that on the scale. BUT the middle ground notes seem to work just fine and sound good to me! In all, I would give this item a 3 stars, for some of the quality issues and the missing parts but this is likely to be expected from a sax at this price range as well as the poor overall sound quality. Pros: -very nice packaging that it came in, packed and shipped well and very protected from any damages, and the saw and all items are wrapped and bagged nicely -the finish is very nice on the PR4, it’s a smooth lacquer and it seems to be very nice for the price, the engraving is actually really nicely done on this one as well tho I would have preferred no flower engraving in all honesty Cons: -1 of the reeds was missing, came with a sealed pack of 10 but not the single one -The adjustment tool and screwdriver were also missing -Some minor blemishes on the PR4 professional finish -original mouthpiece was terrible, you can feel the poor flow through it, squeaks badly -the pack of reeds feel very frayed and poor, they do not seat well and squeak badly -original ligature is pretty bad as well and does not fit well on the mouthpiece when there is a reed in place (almost cannot even get the threads to connect) -some of the keys need an adjustment to be even (some of the lower right pinky keys are not even at least) -I actually prefer the larger rectangle case that comes with the normal models as it has a larger internal pocket for items while the professional case is shaped but lesser internal storage space. -my model did not seem to have the “jewels” people talked about on the saxophone mine instead is just empty and you can see the green fuzz from the key braces where the outside of the keys are pushed back to, no jewels which I guess would have been a nice touch.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2019 by Kyle Daniels Kyle Daniels
Color: Black/Gold
My Grand Angel (Male) absolutely loves his Saxaphone. It came with a comfort strap, a little oversized for him at the moment but he handles it with grace. Impeccable quality, the mouthpiece is just right. I also purchased the stand and finger covers which makes for an amazing start for him. He is a very talented boy. At age 10 he started writing and now is the co-author of 4 books The ABCs of Bullying, which is sold on amazon. He has not mastered it but he has definitely conquered the Keyboard with zero lessons. I am so excited to see where he goes with the Saxaphone this time with lessons and literature. We have to motivate our youth when they show true interest in something. I highly recommend this product for anyone young and old who is looking for a Saxaphone. You will not be disappointed. Pictures and video coming soon
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2025 by Author Michelle Bardlett
This is pretty okay. I'm not mad at it quality wise.
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2025 by Bunny
Color: Gold
This was for my middle school son. His music teacher told him it will never sound right and it will break down quickly. He said he refuses to work on these saxophones. The music store near us also said they wont tune it or do any work on it because they are flimsy, cheap, and break constantly. So I have no choice but to return.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2025 by bob formoso
Color: Gold
Awesome easy to set up and sounds wonderful. Perfect for my daughter’s elementary school band
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2025 by catherine