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Yamaha YSS-475 vs -875

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Dean Schilling

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Jul 12, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/12/00
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Newbie here.... can anyone tell me the difference between a
Yamaha YSS-475 and YSS-875 model soprano sax's??
I'm thinking of buying one of these.


Thanks, Dean Schilling

Mark Olson

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Jul 12, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/12/00
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400, You're welcome...

(ducks and runs)

Wallace Vaughn

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Jul 12, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/12/00
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In article <396C8985...@adc.com>, Mark Olson <ols...@my-deja.com>
wrote:

Generally in Yamaha instruments the 200 series are student, the 400
series is intermeadiate, the 600 series professional, and the 800 series
custom.

From BW and WW catalog. http://www.wwandbw.com/, Yamaha also has a web
page that describes their instruments www.yamaha.com or something like
that.

Model YSS-475
Intermediate model featuring a straight one piece
body and neck, custom syle key mechanism,
rocker style low Bb mechanism, high F# lever,
and low C# adjustment. Gold epoxy lacquer,
4C mouthpiece.

Model YSS-875
Custom soprano saxophone, key of Bb, two
detachable necks- one straight, one curved,
hand-hammered, one-piece body, one-piece
ribbed and flanged post construction, custom key
mechanism, rocker style low Bb, high F# lever and adjustable front F
mechanism, gold epoxy lacquer, 4CM hard rubber mouthpiece, SSC-801 case.

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