American Heritage
American Heritage 400 Soprano Saxophone - Gold Lacquer
<div class="ec_details_description_content ec_details_description_content_10117"><p><strong>Schiller American Heritage 400 Soprano Saxophone – Gold Lacquer</strong></p><p>Schiller 400 High Performance Soprano Saxophone. Gold Lacquer Finish. Rich mellow projecting tone.</p><p><strong>Features:</strong></p><p>• All Italian Made Resonator Pads<br />• Fast Action very Easy blowing the in Lower and Upper Registers<br />• Heavy Duty Construction with French Designed Keywork<br />• American Heritage Blue Steel Springs<br />• Ultralight Case with Music Storage and Utility Bay<br />• All Hand Engraved Bell – 2 Necks<br />• Free Flow Air Neck Deign – Straight (Brighter Resonating Tone)<br />• Free Flow Air Neck Deign – Curved (for Milder Mellow Tone)</p><p>With our hands on approach we achieve our goal of producing quality instruments that are affordable to all musicians.</p></div>
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American Heritage 400 Soprano Saxophone - Gold Lacquer
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American Heritage 400 Soprano Saxophone – Gold Lacquer
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The American Heritage 400 Soprano Saxophone – Gold Lacquer refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.
