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Here you can buy your Selmer bass saxophone, or the cheaper option offered by Arnolds & Sons.
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Gold lacquered. High F# key. Low Bb. Pisoni pads. Confort case. ..
7,499.00€ Ex Tax: 6,197.52€
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With the evolution of repertoires, there is more and more recourse to instruments with extreme ranges.The Super Action 80 Series II bass saxophone is particularly suitable for this new trend : its design and acoustic features allow it to be more than..
29,999.00€ Ex Tax: 24,792.56€
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With the evolution of repertoires, there is more and more recourse to instruments with extreme ranges.The Super Action 80 Series II bass saxophone is particularly suitable for this new trend : its design and acoustic features allow it to be more than..
27,999.00€ Ex Tax: 23,139.67€
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Low Bb to high F#French BrassMother of pearlPalm keys: AdjustableThumb rest adjustablePisoni padsMetal resonatorsTriple strap neckstrap ring and a floor peg.Hand engravedGold lacquer finish. ..
21,402.00€ Ex Tax: 17,687.60€
The cost of bass saxophones can vary significantly based on factors such as brand, material, and overall quality. In general, bass saxophones are considered among the more expensive saxophones due to their size and complexity. Prices for new bass saxophones can range from approximately $5,000 to $15,000 or more. Vintage or antique models can be even more expensive, depending on their rarity and condition. It's essential to consider your budget and intended use when looking to purchase a bass saxophone, as it's a significant investment.
The bass saxophone is typically pitched in the key of B♭ (B-flat), just like the more common alto and tenor saxophones. This means that when a player reads a C on the sheet music, it will sound as a B♭ on the bass saxophone. The B♭ tuning is standard for most saxophones, including soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone, allowing saxophonists to switch between these instruments with relative ease.
The height or length of a bass saxophone can vary slightly depending on the manufacturer and specific model, but in general, a typical bass saxophone stands approximately 6 feet (1.83 meters) tall when fully assembled and resting on its peg. This large size contributes to the instrument's distinctive deep and resonant sound. The bass saxophone is one of the largest members of the saxophone family, and its impressive size makes it a unique and visually striking instrument.
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