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Unconditional Satisfaction GuaranteeNo Shipping Fees Above 302 Months to Decide. Returns Simplified.As the first Custom baritone saxophone introduced to the Yamaha lineup, the YBS-82 brings forward a new standard of baritone saxophone design after years of research and development. Achieve the sound you’ve been looking for with Custom options in the YBS-82.
Newly designed custom C1 neck is included. It has a good reponse in producing sound, which enables the player to control the sound without losing the “core” of the sound.
Custom neck receiver allows you to chose between 3 taper options (C, E, V) and six finish options to help you find your ideal sound.
A new key layout is featured on new YBS-82/62/480 that prioritizes ergonomics. It can be played comfortably despite its larger size, resulting in outstanding playability.
This style of key posts adds a moderate resistance and makes the instrument sound as you blow into it.
The unique tear-drop shaped F key improves playability. It is adjustable to players’ preferences.
Mother of pearl is used as key buttons. It improves playability by making it easier to hold with soft but not slippery surface.
The left-hand seesaw key has been designed to increase playability as well as provide a more comfortable feel.
Two-point contact is adopted for enhanced projection and a free-blowing response.
Crafsmen shape the bell from a sheet of brass with a hammer. This adds a unity to the body and makes the intonation in middle to lower range smoother. It also has a solid tone.
The Custom YBS-82 features a anemone engraving design which is hand engraved on every instrument. Custom logo is the proof of craftmanship.
Bell rings supports the instrument to vibrate well when players blow into it.
The separate key guards feature adjustable screw cap stoppers for professional-style technical adjustments.
An improved mechanism from low B-C# connection ensures the consistent closing of the low C# key and promotes a clear response from notes in the low range of the instrument.
