Hi,
Wish to know more about Saxaphone
Can anyone share here?
Where to buy a cheap saxaphone in KL/PJ?
What type or Sax suit for beginner?
What is the standard price for each type of sax?
Saxaphone, Beginner, Price, Where
Saxaphone, Beginner, Price, Where
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Nov 3 2008, 12:18 AM, updated 18y ago
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Hi,
Wish to know more about Saxaphone Can anyone share here? Where to buy a cheap saxaphone in KL/PJ? What type or Sax suit for beginner? What is the standard price for each type of sax? |
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Nov 3 2008, 09:59 AM
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i saw some in beatspot midvalley...
go check out for it.. |
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Nov 3 2008, 07:21 PM
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beatspot selling yamaha beginner models at the range of 4k and above.. Most likely indonesian made if the model is 275 or 2XX, quality is good, but abit steep for a beginner model..
Doremi sells the cheapest alto at 1.3k, taiwan made, but i dont know much about its quality.. but at this price, i wouldnt expect too much, probably comes with leaks and requires a set-up to be fully playable, or worst still, it cant be fixed properly.. Unless u know someone who can test it for u.. i would go against buying this.. My fren sells another taiwan brand call Century, 3.5k, quality is on par with yamaha if not better, on the beginner model range that is... Second-hands, can pm me.. Beginner would normally start with an alto, though there is no rules saying u cant start with a tenor or soprano.. A comfortable price range for a new one would go about 3k.. secondhand obviously much cheaper, but u ll need to know wat to watch out for, like leaks, serious dents, faulty keywork etc.. |
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Nov 4 2008, 04:06 PM
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QUOTE(Mr. Z @ Nov 3 2008, 07:21 PM) beatspot selling yamaha beginner models at the range of 4k and above.. Most likely indonesian made if the model is 275 or 2XX, quality is good, but abit steep for a beginner model.. Oh, thanks for your infor...Doremi sells the cheapest alto at 1.3k, taiwan made, but i dont know much about its quality.. but at this price, i wouldnt expect too much, probably comes with leaks and requires a set-up to be fully playable, or worst still, it cant be fixed properly.. Unless u know someone who can test it for u.. i would go against buying this.. My fren sells another taiwan brand call Century, 3.5k, quality is on par with yamaha if not better, on the beginner model range that is... Second-hands, can pm me.. Beginner would normally start with an alto, though there is no rules saying u cant start with a tenor or soprano.. A comfortable price range for a new one would go about 3k.. secondhand obviously much cheaper, but u ll need to know wat to watch out for, like leaks, serious dents, faulty keywork etc.. May i know where is Doremi? And what is the major different between Alto, soprano and tenor ? Thanks |
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Nov 4 2008, 07:41 PM
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For beginner, not worth buying new Sax. So damn mahal nowadays!
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Nov 5 2008, 01:40 AM
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Doremi is located at jalan ipoh, check the sticky to find out the exact location.. ;-)
Alto, soprano and tenor refers to the range of notes that a saxophone is able to produce, just like vocal, there is alto, soprano and tenors.. Alto is easier to blow because its shorter and requires less breath, the embouchure isnt too tight, while tenor has a looser embouchure, but requires more breath due to its length and size, soprano is smaller, looks like a brass clarinet, although does not requires much breath, it requires more pressure on your lips and diaphragm. Hope tht helps.. |
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Nov 5 2008, 11:41 AM
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Nov 21 2008, 10:45 PM
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i am beginner.... not even started a single lessons as i have been bz to kick off my 1st lessons.
Bought a black lacquer alto ... looking for a pro teacher for lessons near subang jaya. 1. condition flexi times... by contact hrs. NOT Yamaha as very rigid . 2. only on weekends as i am old businessman cina ah pek .. $ cum 1st. 3. exam for grades .... forget it ... hahaha.. Pls PM me if anyone like to b my teacher. This post has been edited by subangman: Nov 21 2008, 10:48 PM |
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Mar 27 2009, 06:03 PM
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DONT DONT Buy CHEAP Saxaphones or WTV from CHINA or nearby...[excluding japan...and koera perhaps..]
they BREAK... =S ..yes they do... invest up to RM 10 000[minimum]...you WONT regret it...serious.. |
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