Including Harry Hartmann Fiberreed Onyx-A-MS
Until 31.12.2022 all buyers of this Alto saxophone will receive a Harry Hartmann Fiberreed in Medium Soft worth Euro 25,90 free of charge. The Carbon Onyx Reeds are characterised by easy response, warm lows, powerful highs and an easily playable high note register. They last 20-30 times longer than a wooden reed and are 100% ready to play from the first second.
Alto Saxophone
- Tuning: Eb
- With high F# key
- With rocker arm
- Adjustable thumb rest
- Body and keys: Lacquered brass finish
- Mouthpiece and case included
- Easy response
- Balanced tone
- Checked in workshop
An affordable entry into the world of the alto saxophone
A good beginners’ also saxophone is distinguished by the fact that it offers a wide range of dynamic sound possibilities and feels comfortable to hold. The Thomann SAS-75 fulfils these criteria and is currently one of the most affordable Eb saxophones on the market. This instrument impresses with its well-balanced intonation in every register, excellent response, and warm and centred sound. The body and valves are made of a brass with a clear coating. The delivery includes a gig bag with backpack straps, a mouthpiece, a strap, and a cleaning cloth.
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For those first notes on the saxophone
Thanks to its stable intonation in all registers and easy response, the SAS-75 is the perfect instrument for beginners. Worthy of mention is the saxophone’s adjustable thumb rest, which can be easily adapted to every hand shape and thus allows comfortable playing with the right hand. The metal resonators placed on leather pads support the saxophone’s clear and centred sound. An easily removable bell allows quick maintenance and repair in case of dents or other damage. With a mouthpiece that suits your music style, you will be able to reach your desired sound ideal. The required tuning (440 to 443 Hz) depends on how you position the mouthpiece on the bocal.
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A successful start
A saxophone for beginners should be designed in such a way that it can be played dynamically and with good intonation in all registers. The intonation possibilities shouldn’t be too extensive, but they should not be too limited either. The SAS-75, which was built for beginners and those switching from a different instrument, fulfils these criteria and is thus suitable for a successful start. Whether you are a beginner or coming to the Eb saxophone from another instrument, you will be making a good choice with the SAS-75 thanks to its price-performance ratio. It also is a great choice as an affordable backup instrument for woodwind players.
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About Startone
The Startone brand is exclusive to Thomann and was established in 2005 in order to offer high-quality, playable instruments for ambitious beginners even in the lowest price bracket. This resulted in a steadily growing range of wind instruments for beginners, which has since expanded to include keyboard and stringed instruments, accordions, and even drum sets. The product range combines proven quality with low prices – and Thomann naturally provides a full three-year warranty on all Startone instruments. The brand's mission is to always provide the motivated beginner with a reliable, good-quality first instrument at an unbeatable price.
From entry model to open-air instrument
Until fairly recently, it was still hard to find a beginner’s alto sax that was both good AND affordable – but those days are thankfully over with the SAS-75, which Thomann has offered since 2006. Thanks to their pleasant playing feel and sound characteristics as well as their affordable price, Startone saxophones have become increasingly popular in recent years. With the SAS-75, you get a solid starter model that you can use in many musical fields. This alto saxophone is suitable for learning the instrument and can also be used as a second instrument during bad weather at open-air events.
In the spotlight: Eb alto saxophone
The Eb alto saxophone is part of the saxophone family, the other main members of which are the soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, and baritone saxophone. The term "alto" stands for the vocal range. The Eb alto saxophone is a transposing instrument, which means that a C played on this saxophone corresponds to an Eb on the piano or the guitar. The C played on an Eb alto saxophone therefore always sounds a major sixth lower. This is why notes for instruments in C tuning are not compatible with Eb alto saxophones (separate notation is available, however).
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