Kenny G "E-Series-II" Alto Saxophones

The “E” in the Kenny G "E-Series-II" stands for EDUCATION, so if you are looking to get started with one of the best, the Kenny G "E-Series-II" is for you.


It has been designed by Kenny G for the young saxophone player in all of us, but it has features that far outstrip the other horns on the market.

Hand Hammered Bell:

The hand hammered bell section of the saxophone has been limited to only a few of the great professional saxophones of the past. This produces a great sound and resonance in the instrument.

Finger Friendly Keyboard:

Kenny G has designed the key to fit the hand. This gives the saxophonist every advantage for both learning and playing the saxophone.

Fast Response and Great Intonation:

Response is the speed with which the notes will play, and this Kenny G, "E-Series-II" Alto has an excellent response. Intonation means how well in tune the instrument is and how easy it is to match other players.

Mouthpiece:

Kenny G chose a special facing for his mouthpiece that makes it easier for the student to produce a good tone from the very first time he plays the instrument.

Special Designed Thumb Rest

The special thumb rest design helps the saxophonist keep the correct hand position while preventing tension in the right hand.

Finishes:

This is your choice if you want the Kenny G “E-Series Alto in a Vintage Dark Lacquer, Black with Silver Keys or the EZ Care Silver finish.

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