TenorRules
05-28-2008, 04:00 AM
Hey,
I haven't been playing for very long and until now I've been playing a YTS-23 and the *YTS-34II is really good. I did some research on it before I bought it (obviously:D) and it is a 62 in disguise. Everything is the same as the 62 except for a ***475-like bell and the keys don't look as nice and little appearance things like that. I got mine used (made in 1998**) on eBay for $800 as opposed to a 62 which could have been easily $1200+ in it's condition. If you see one, it's a great sax!
*34II is an allegro model and was replaced with 575AL
**Lots of people say they can't find out when their sax was made, but if you send an email to Yamaha woodwind division with the serial number they will tell you.
***475 is the intermediate Yamaha model.
I haven't been playing for very long and until now I've been playing a YTS-23 and the *YTS-34II is really good. I did some research on it before I bought it (obviously:D) and it is a 62 in disguise. Everything is the same as the 62 except for a ***475-like bell and the keys don't look as nice and little appearance things like that. I got mine used (made in 1998**) on eBay for $800 as opposed to a 62 which could have been easily $1200+ in it's condition. If you see one, it's a great sax!
*34II is an allegro model and was replaced with 575AL
**Lots of people say they can't find out when their sax was made, but if you send an email to Yamaha woodwind division with the serial number they will tell you.
***475 is the intermediate Yamaha model.