Best Sellers
Top products on Reverb over the past 90 days
Best Sellers in Band and Orchestra
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Yamaha YAS-23 Alto Saxophone
Built with a clear-baked epoxy lacquer, nickel-plated keys, and all yellow brass neck, body, and bell, the Yamaha YAS-23 Alto Saxophone is a formidable entry in the world of entry-level woodwind instruments. Built with a host of features associated with more expensive models like leather pads with wool felt and Front F auxiliary keys, the YAS-23 is as comfortable on a marching band practice field as it is in a jazz club. The predecessor to Yamaha's current student model, this sax's place as a discontinued instrument makes it much more affordable and a great choice for starter musicians. - 2
Gemeinhardt 2SP Straght-Headjoint Flute with Offset G
Harboring dreams of becoming a concert flautist or the next Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull)? The Gemeinhardt 2SP Student Flute will fit the bill. Gemeinhardt is the world’s largest maker of flutes and piccolos, so players can rest assured that this instrument has been engineered and manufactured with quality in mind, but at a price point comfortable for beginners. - 8
Selmer Bundy II Alto Saxophone
The Selmer Bundy II Alto Saxophone is generally considered an excellent beginner or student-level alto saxophone. - 9
Bach 180S37 Stradivarius Series Bb Trumpet
One of the most popular models in production, the Bach 180S37 Stradivarius Series Bb Trumpet sports a medium-large bore and single-piece bell for balanced, open tone.
- Body: Silver-plated single-piece yellow brass bell, monel pistons, #25 lead pipe
- Bore: 0.459" medium-large with #37 bell size
- Other Features: First slide thumb saddle, third slide adjustable rod stop, Bach 7C mouthpiece
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Bach TR300H2 Student Model Bb Trumpet
The Bach TR300H2 Student Model Bb Trumpet provides new players reliable construction and professional tone in one package with a price tag that won't break the bank.
- Body: Seamless yellow brass bell, red brass lead pipe, stainless steel pistons, lacquer finish
- Bore: 0.459" with 4 7/8" bell
- Other Features: First valve thumb saddle and slide thumb hook, adjustable third slide ring, Bach 7C mouthpiece, clear lacquer finish
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Olds Ambassador Coronet
F.E. Olds manufactured brass instruments out of Los Angeles (and later Fullerton), CA from the early 1900s to 1979. The Ambassador Series of coronets, trumpets and trombones was developed in 1948 and ran throughout the company's history as one of the most iconic products.
Prices for the Ambassador Coronet vary significantly depending on the era it was made. Pre-1960s instruments made in Los Angeles are the most highly sought after, while those in the 1960s are valued slightly lower. From the late 1960s onward production shifted to mass-produced student models and quality declined. These instruments are worth less than earlier models. - 16
Yamaha YAS-62 Alto Saxophone
Conceived as a professional instrument available at an affordable price point, the YAS-62 is based on Yamaha's well-known 61 line. The saxophone implements professional elements such as tilting low Bb spatula keys, refined key shape, and annealed brass for denser material and clearer tone.
Years of production:1979-present
Features: Yellow brass neck/body/bell, hand-engraved bell, Yamaha AS4C mouthpiece, leather pads with wool felt, polyester tone buttons, Front F auxiliary keys - 30
Yamaha YAS-62III Professional Alto Saxophone
Conceived as a professional instrument available at an affordable price point, the YAS-62 is based on Yamaha's well-known 61 line. The saxophone implements professional elements such as tilting low Bb spatula keys, refined key shape, and annealed brass for denser material and clearer tone.
The third generation features a slimmer neck designed to more easily attain consistent tone.
Years of production:1979-present
Features: Yellow brass neck/body/bell, hand-engraved bell, Yamaha AS4C mouthpiece, leather pads with wool felt, polyester tone buttons, Front F auxiliary keys - 33
Yamaha YTS-62 Tenor Saxophone
Based on the specifications of the company's original flagship 62 series, the YTS-62 is Yamaha's most popular professional series tenor saxophone.
Years of production: ca. 1990-2000
Features: Annealed yellow brass neck/body/bell, hand-engraved bell, Yamaha G1 mouthpiece, leather pads with wool felt, plastic tone boosters, tilting-style low Bb spatula keys, polyester key buttons, Front F and High F# auxiliary keys - 59
Yamaha YAS-82Z Custom Z Alto Saxophone
Based on the scale of the original Yamaha 62 models, the Custom Z series combines high-quality construction and materials with modern production with the aim of recreating classic saxophones.
Years of production: 2003-present
Features: Custom G1 neck, annealed French brass bell/neck/body, mother of pearl keys, Yamaha 4CM, leather/wool felt pads, plastic tone boosters, engraved bell, - 70
Yamaha YTS-62II Tenor Saxophone
Based on the specifications of the company's original flagship 62 series, the YTS-62 is Yamaha's most popular professional series tenor saxophone.
The second generation featured a redesigned neck and octave key, silicon-treated leather pads, and blue steel needle strings.
Years of production: ca. 1990-2000
Features: Annealed yellow brass neck/body/bell, hand-engraved bell, Yamaha G1H mouthpiece, plastic tone boosters, tilting-style low Bb spatula keys, polyester key buttons, Front F and High F# auxiliary keys - 84
Armstrong 204 Student Model Piccolo
The Armstrong 204 Student Model Piccolo provides a classic playing experience with an affordable price tag and long-standing durability for years of playing and resale value.
- Body: 0.018" silver-plated nickel tube
- Keys: Silver-plated nickel
- Bore Style: Cylindrical
- Other Features: Beryllium springs, Y arm, Double Skin Pisoni pads, under-mounted adjustment screws
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Yamaha YAS-475 Alto Saxophone
The YAS-475 was intended as an intermediate model featuring a redesigned neck, silicon-treated leather, and a tilting style low Bb spatula key.
Features: Yellow brass neck/body/bell, Yamaha 4C mouthpiece, leather pads with wool felt, plastic tone boosters, nickel-plated keys, Front F auxiliary keys
