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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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    • Great value and excellent student horn
Color: Brass Style: Saxophone
The pads on this tenor are little thinner than expected so longevity might be a concern, but it played excellent. I would highly recommend this horn to any beginner or even an intermediate player. Truly excellent value for the money. In fact, I don't think there is a better horn available anywhere near this price. I tested an Allora and an Etude that were more expensive and this Jean Paul played better. The lower notes played easily and intonation was better than average. Keys are a little small for bigger hands but perfect for younger students. The only thing I would upgrade immediately would be the mouthpiece. Start with a Yamaha 4c or 5c. Great match for this horn. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025 by Tony
    • Great horn, great price
Color: Brass Style: Saxophone
Phenomenal purchase for the price point. Great tune and great ergonomics. And not enough can be said about the case; elegant and protective. Would definitely recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025 by Alex Hernandez
    • The Best Tenor Saxophone I Have Ever Owned
Color: Brass Style: Saxophone
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My name is Steve Jones and I am a lover of Jazz music. I am very serious when it comes to music and I only use the best products on the market. Not the most expensive – but the best. It is only through quality products and quality playing that I can appreciate the sounds that come from great saxophones, cellos, bass guitars, etc. If I could give Jean-Paul USA a 10-star review I would. This is not only the highest-quality tenor saxophone I have ever owned, but also the highest-quality company I have ever had the pleasure of doing business with. They are customer-focused, quality engineers who are attentive to the needs of musicians. I own the Jean-Paul TS-400 saxophone and it is comparable to the high-end saxophones that people sometimes pay thousands of dollars for. It is a beautiful instrument, and I can tell just by looking at it that a lot of love went into making this saxophone. The attention to detail shows in every key, every engraving on the bell, and every curve of the instrument. First, it is a sturdy instrument, and yet it does not feel very heavy at all when it fits in the hands. And while most saxophones are nearly identical and shape and size, this one feels like it was molded just for me. It feels very natural and sits well when played. Next, it has a very professional sound that you can hear even when not blowing into the instrument. When you take it out of the box and press the main keys, you can tell just by the tones you hear from the bell that the seals are extremely tight and echo a great sound through the body of the saxophone. The sounds are clear, sharp, and indicative of a professional architecture. The keys press very naturally without any heavy pressure needed. Some keys on some saxophones require a little more pressure to work and can feel like a chore, but on this model they press and flow with a minimal pressure and natural feel. Each key has a beautiful pearl inlay with a slight indentation for finger placement. They are well-crafted and look exquisite on the instrument. The case is very high quality and hugs the saxophone tightly to ensure that no damage occurs when moving the instrument from place to another. There is no room for movement of the parts once in the case, so they are protected extremely well. There were also pads in between some of the moveable assemblies on the saxophone to ensure that no banging of the parts occur during shipment (so make to look for those and remove them when taking it out of the box). The product also comes with a warranty that will ensure you can focus on playing music without any additional expenses to fix broken parts. One last thing – I called the company today to tell them just how great this product is for me and I can tell you they genuinely care about the customer. They are very interested in producing high-quality instruments, sharing those products with musicians, and hearing back from the customers about their experiences. It is not very often a person can say that they have 100% satisfaction with a company, but for the first time ever, I can. They care about people and will go out of their way to make we are taken care of. I am working with Jean Paul right now to test and review the AS-400 alto saxophone - so that will be in another review forum. In fact, I will continue my relationship with Jean-Paul knowing that I am getting quality products from people who care and take great pride in their craftsmanship. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2019 by Stephen Jones Stephen Jones
    • Not perfect, but worth every penny
Color: Brass Style: Saxophone
EDITING AFTER 2.5 years of playing and moving up to a professional sax of a different brand. Dropping my review down to 4 stars. The horn has held up nicely and still looks and sounds generally great. This horn plays well, as in, produces a good, clean tone, does not fight you back, and is very responsive. However, the intonation issues on this horn have become more and more apparent. I didn't realize how bad the intonation varies throughout the range of the horn until doing some real testing, and then verifying my thoughts with my new horn. The upper palm key notes are the worst and you better have your listening ears on as you play to keep yourself in tune with the band. I think this horn fits a great use case for the BEGINNING student or learner, or someone wanting to re-test the waters of playing without spending money. But those have to be your primary, if not ONLY drivers. What bothers me most is that with the intonation issues it has, it is NOT an "intermediate" horn. That advertising term is very vague, but if someone is trying to become a BETTER player, I would strongly advise getting a more proper sax and unfortutely this sax proves that you get what you pay for. I now know that this sax held me back from achieving my best. That's not to say it fits the use case very well, just be careful about your expectations. Worth every penny for sure. At this price it is still an amazing product to learn on or test the waters. They just should call it a student/beginner sax. --------ORIGINAL----------- I bought this as a low cost way to get back into playing the saxophone after having sold my Yanigisawa years ago. I have a lot of experience from my younger days. I had expectations of a good sounding, fun playing horn, but NOT a pro quality horn. WHAT WAS NOT SO GOOD: - The G# adjuster needed a tiny adjustment to close perfect - The front F key had a bit of longitudinal play... slop... causing it to wobble off its axis and then bump one of the palm keys off its pad seat. I was able to swage that tighter. - Both of those nitpicks ... if bumped the wrong way... would cause the horn to almost completely stop responding. I was able to fix them both on my own and now the horn plays perfect, BUT a beginner might have troubles and fight the horn a bit if you run into difficulties like this. - The mouthpiece... well, it is a very low end piece and I went straight to a different one than what came with it. - The neckstrap... throw that away. I wouldn't trust it AT ALL to support the horn with the cheap plastic clasp. WHAT WAS REALLY GOOD: - The price. Seriously... $700 for a tenor sax?!?! - The looks. Top notch finish. Will it stand the test of time? Who knows, but out of the box it is perfect. - The case. Very nice, secure case. - The action. I played a Yanigisawa tenor for years and always loved its firm action. This horn feels just like I remember a sax should feel like. Everything is solid, firm, and responsive. Overall thoughts: - Be willing to have to take a little bit of time to perhaps tweak any final adjustments or even have someone help you if need be. - Plan to spend another hundred or so on a good mouthpiece. I tried a Vandoren V16 T-7 and it sounded great. I moved to my personal favorite, an Otto Link "New STM" 7 and it is wonderful. - Plan to spend a little bit more on a decent neck strap, maybe a better cleaning swab, and of course some good reeds. - Be willing to accept that this isn't a multi-thousand dollar horn and it MAY not last like one. It might though. - If you have the right expectations then this horn... again for the money... is an incredible deal. Even with the few little nitpicks I had about it, I have to rate it a solid 5 star purchase. I would recommend any beginner or developing student strongly consider this before either plunking down thousands of dollars more, or even worse, spending years struggling with a poor, busted up school loaner horn because you can't afford, or have reservations about spending more on such a large investment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2021 by B.Smith

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