The Yamaha Intermediate Bb Tenor Saxophone is designed for students who are looking to transition from a student model horn into one that is able to accommodate their advancing abilities.  The design of the YTS-480 was heavily influenced by the high-end Yamaha saxophones, and features highly accurate intonation, a warm tone and a quick response.  This intermediate saxophone is lightweight, durable, and comes with a high quality 62-style neck that is usually found only in professional saxophones and gives players a more mature sound.



Hand Engraving:
A hand-engraved pattern on the bell adds a touch of class and sophistication.

Compatible with other necks:
The redesigned octave key system gives players the flexibility to choose between the included 62 style neck and those designed for the Custom Z and Custom EX Yamaha saxophones (sold separately).

Neck:
The new 62 style neck is guaranteed to improve tone and response.

Key guard:
The separate key guards feature adjustable screw cap stoppers for professional-style technical adjustments.

Left-Hand seesaw key:
The left-hand seesaw key has been designed to increase playability as well as provide a more comfortable feel.

Improved Low B-C# connection:
An improved mechanism from low B-C# ensures the consistent closing of the low C# key and promotes a clear response from notes in the low range of the instrument. 

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