Eastman EAS852 52nd Street Professional Eb Alto Saxophone

The Eastman EAS852 52nd Street is the newest addition to Eastman's professional saxophone lineup, developed in collaboration with acclaimed saxophonist Alex Hahn.

Building on the success of the ETS852 tenor, the EAS852 features a refined acoustic design with improved body resonance, optimized tone hole geometry and Eastman's innovative Dual Neck System, including both the traditional S Neck and the newly developed H Neck.

The patented DS Mechanism provides smooth, precise key action and exceptional mechanical stability, while the large bell and rolled-style tone holes deliver excellent projection, tonal richness and a focused core sound.

Finished in Aged Unlacquered Brass, the EAS852 is designed for professional saxophonists seeking a responsive, expressive instrument with outstanding craftsmanship and versatility.

Specifications

  • Professional Eb Alto Saxophone
  • Developed in collaboration with Alex Hahn
  • Aged Unlacquered Brass finish
  • Includes both S and H necks
  • Patented DS Mechanism
  • High F# key
  • Large bell with rolled-style tone holes
  • Exclusive 52nd Street engraving
  • Deluxe case with storage pocket and backpack straps

Condition

  • Brand New
  • Authorized Eastman Dealer
  • Professionally inspected and adjusted before shipping

One of the very first Eastman EAS852 saxophones available worldwide.

For more information, please feel free to contact us. We will be happy to answer any questions about this exciting new addition to the Eastman 52nd Street family.

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Model
  • EAS852
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Year
  • 2026

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