El nuevo saxofn 62 es una versin mejorada del saxofn de la serie Classic 62 de Yamaha, el instrumento que revolucion el mundo del saxofn y se convirti en el primer instrumento que supuso un verdadero desafo para los apreciados saxos del pasado. These 62 Saxes really are still the standard bearer in their price range. Saxofn tenor en Sib YAMAHA YTS-62, de la serie Profesional. In summary there are some moderate changes here to help improve the 62 for the next generation, the changes in the crook will help give the sound a little more warmth and solidity and also for advancing players it will really keep the tuning spot on. The new case has an outer pocket and backpack straps, it retains the rigidity needed to protect the Sax and looks great. This extra weight also adds some more solidity to the sound.įrom an aesthetic point of view this new Yamaha 62 Tenor also has some beautiful new engraving and the case is definitely better looking and more functional than the one it replaces. This gives more stability to the instrument over the more simplistic design of soldering each pillar straight onto the body of the instrument.
This is a small change that most players may not notice but it can be of use the repair technician setting up the Sax or doing routine maintenance.Īs a range the 62 series also benefits from integrated key posts, this is the system of attaching the individual pillars, or posts, to a plate that runs down the instrument. The narrower bore also gives a more centred or solid core if you will to the sound.Īnother technical improvement is the low B/C# connection arm, this now has a longer arm and flatter landing touchpiece to improve the stability of adjustment on the low C#/B. The old G1 neck had quite a broad sound but was a little bit more difficult for the advancing player to control and keep in tune as it had a larger bore, this narrower 62 version moderates this and keeps the tuning scale in line. The idea here being that the new neck gives a slightly faster and more controlled response. This new neck, or crook as some call it, has a narrower bore than the old G1 neck. So Yamaha obviously went to great lengths to be certain that any adjustments they make to to this legendary model will improve it.įirst off, the new 62 style neck.
It has been the best selling professional saxophone across the world in this time. Backpack-style Case – Semi-hard case offers a contemporary look and greater ease of transport.How to improve a classic? The Yamaha 62 series has been around for over 20 years. Improved Low B-C# connection – An improved mechanism from low B to C# ensures a proper seal for these notes which promotes a clear response throughout the low range of the instrument. New Engraving – More elaborate with finer detail, the new design offers delicate beauty. The 62 style neck allows a comfortable flow of air so that every player can attain a solid tonal core. New features include: New 62 Style Neck – A slightly narrower bore provides a faster response and greater control. Originally marketed as an intermediate horn, much like the Yamaha YSS-475 intermediate soprano it is actually every bit as professional in playing as its big brother, the 62, with the only notable subtractions to my. This is a Yamaha YTS-32, which is basically a Yamaha YTS-52 for the European market. The Yamaha YTS-62III perpetuates this tradition of affordable excellence with new features and pricing. On The Bench: Yamaha YTS-32 Tenor Saxophone. Introduced in 1979, the YAS-62 and YTS-62 saxophones withstand the tests of time and competition and have been in a continual state of improvement since the launch of the YAS-61 in 1969. A favorite among band directors for decades, the 62 model saxophones (and their predecessor, the 61) have redefined the market by offering superior quality and durability at an affordable price.