Lazarro Orange-Silver Keys Bb B-Flat Straight Soprano Saxophone Sax Lazarro+11 Reeds,Care Kit~24 COLORS Available-310-OR
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- Are You looking for your new Straight Soprano Saxophone to fulfill all your musical needs... We have the perfect instrument for You - "Lazarro" Straight Soprano Saxophone"
- Our "Lazarro" Saxophones are perfect for any occasions: lessons, concerts, bands and orchestras. We follow USA Standards for our Saxophones, that is why they are teacher and school approved
- We are a USA Brand that you can trust. Our Saxophones are not just stylish, but also very durable, have great sound quality and are always hand checked by our professional team in New York.
- "Lazarro" Saxophones made according to International Standards, regardless of the colors and keys, and feature the same sound quality, mechanisms and durability.
- Package: Lazarro Straight Soprano Saxophone, Curved and Straight Necks, Mouthpiece with Reed, Cap and Ligature, Box of 10 Lazarro Reeds, Fabric Case, Neck Strap, Cleaning Cloth, Reeds Holder, Cleaning Rod, White Gloves, Screwdriver, Cork Grease and Tweezers
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Bb Straight Soprano Saxophone Lazarro has Bb Keys, High F Key.Made from Real BRASS and has Hand Engraved Bell Decoration, High Quality Leather Pads with Metal Resonators, Adjustable Key Height Screws and Metal Thumb Rest
Item Weight: 6.59 pounds
Package Dimensions: 24.5 x 9.5 x 6.1 inches
Date First Available: December 14, 2020
Color Name: Orange-Silver Keys
Material Type: Brass
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*** UPDATE REVIEW (3/5) *** Alright, so shortly after making this review, I took it to my local instrument shop, and had their repair guy work his magic. Surprisingly, it works MUCH better than it did when I first received it. I wish I could tell you exactly what he did to fix it, but honestly I have no idea. They were going to charge me $100 for fixing it but for some reason they felt nice and didn't charge me. All the problems I have listed in the initial review are fixed, the only one that's cutting it close is the tuning, they had to shave down the cork on both necks A LOT to get the Yamaha mouthpiece to be able to go far enough on the neck to not be super flat. If you buy it, I guess be prepared to have it give you problems and a shop might be able to fix it... *** INITIAL REVIEW (1/5) *** So, like you are, I read through the reviews, 150 reviews, averages out to 4 stars, can't be that bad right? The top reviews say that the saxophone is surprisingly good for the price, the only thing that sucks is the mouthpiece, and a Yamaha 4C mouthpiece is like $30 to replace it so who cares, right? I've been playing various saxophones, Yamahas, Selmers, Tenors, Bari's, etc. since about 2012, about ten years. This is the worst saxophone I've seen in those 10 years. I've been trying to play/fix it for two days now. Because all the top reviews said that the mouthpiece was terrible, I bought a Yahama 4C standard mouthpiece and some Vandoren strength 3 reeds before even getting the saxophone at my door. --- CONS --- - Mouthpiece is actually terrible, unusable. So the rest of these cons are WITH a Yamaha 4C mouthpiece... - Saxophone as a whole is extremely flat, like extremely flat, middle C should register as a concert Bb, middle C on mine registers as an in-tune concert A... No amount of pushing the mouthpiece in more or biting down harder on the reed out of desperation will get the pitch to go up high enough to not be an entire half-step too flat. - The G# key does nothing. When you press the key down, it raises a little lever that's supposed to bring a small pad up and well- play G#. When the little lever goes up, the pad is already up. Fingering G and G# both play G#... - Low B key clicks when pressed, making for a very weird key action. The key will go all the way down and the pad will go all the way down, but on the way down and back up you'll hear and feel a "ka-klunk" still not sure what's catching on what. - For some reason going from middle C# to middle D sounds like a full step and not a half-step, maybe this problem is related to the other G# or just general out of tune problems? Haven't figured out the cause yet. --- PROS --- - None I'm going to take the saxophone to a local music/repair shop to see if they can fix the problems it has. But for now, that's where I am with this saxophone. I regret my purchase, unfortunately I think the real solution is just to save up for a quality saxophone...
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 12, 2022 by Nick Miller
Color: Pink-Silver Keys
So I haven't played in years! Like 13 years since I dabbled in church band and 15 since high school band. I marched an alto and for jazz and concert, played a tenor in the way back. My mouth is completely out of shape!! I have always wanted a soprano though so I finally ordered this one. It's pretty cool! The sound will improve as I do but its not the horn, I assure you its me! I used everything that came with the sax to play it and I agree with most reviews, the mouthpiece is total crap! I have another one coming tomorrow. I'm using the reeds because I figure by the time I run through them, (12, not 11 as advertised) I'll be able to notice the nicer reeds. For now, I'm honking and squeeking so bad that there is no reed that can save me! Lol I wish so bad that these Chinese horns were available when I was in school. I played a few of the most used up beat down saxes on the planet and for a few hundred bucks could have had one like this! There is really everything you could need in the box ready to go! I don't know how you could put a lyre on it to March, maybe thats not something people do?? But other than that, everything is as expected. My tenor is a vintage selmer Paris super action 80 and I've had a couple Altos, Yamaha and some off brand I can't remember now. Point is, I've played a few different levels of sax, although not soprano, and this one really seems to be made well! My senior year, I was also the in house repair person for saxes, I could fix most anything that the marching band could destroy unless it needed welded so I do know how they should work. The keys are very responsive and the pads seem to be a fine quality. I did order a few Chinese pads for my tenor a few years ago, had some dried out and nasty ones, and they were absolutely fine so I do expect these to be OK as well. I was reluctant to order this because it isn't something I really have time for anymore but I've been making time to play and I'm really loving it!! Good thing I drank that bottle of cheap wine at new years and bought it! Hahahaha!!! That explains why its pink! Who ever heard of a pink saxophone? I love it!!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 8, 2021 by MamaSews
I just want to say I am a complete beginner to the soprano sax. I got this thing in today, stock mouthpiece and all, and it works fine! The mouthpiece probably isn’t the best, but being a beginner and not being spoiled yet by better, this works. It was a challenge to get sound at first, but no longer than 5 mins to figure it out.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 29, 2022 by Ummidk
This horn was great right out of the CASE! Very nicely made and has a great tone. Heck, for $200 bucks...this is a great deal. I was looking for used ones at pawn shops before I bought this and they wanted $400 for pieces of junk! This is a nice fun horn that you can irritate your neighbors and drive the dogs crazy. My wife thinks its romantic and I like just noodling around. I send sound bursts to my friends and they think it's classy. Of course they are all tone deaf. But seriously, a Great Deal. FUN!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 11, 2022 by Paul A. Hernandez
Color: Silver Nickel
Intonation, springs, sound, looks are all great. Mouthpiece and the 423 reeds are absolute trash, but hey. It’s actually so good I named it. And you simply can’t beat Dagmar for a cheaper-than-she-should-be soprano sax. Okay, so her pads stick a bit after some use, but, again, hey. And that dark sound! Why, Dagmar’s just what I was looking/listening for. And even darker still after a classical mouthpiece upgrade (E Rousseau NC4) and V21 reeds. And a trip to the tanning bed.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 10, 2022 by Dale Rose
Good for the money
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 6, 2022 by Jay