Coming Soon - The G-Series-II" Kenny G Pro Line Saxes

The "G-Series-II" - Kenny G's Professional Line.
Exclusive to KDI Music 

Soprano Saxophones


Both of the original “E-Series” and the  “G-Series” Soprano Saxophones are very good saxophones. They were designed to play best with a short shank mouthpiece and the bore design was patterned after a vintage soprano. The tone color of these instruments is exceptional.
So when Kenny wanted to improve the "G-Series" and make it more like the one he plays were some of the things Rheuben Allen thought about for the new "G-Series II" sopranos.

Rheuben Allen had so many people the world over say:

"It does not look like the soprano Kenny plays".

The "G-Series II" not only looks just like the soprano Kenny plays and plays like the soprano Kenny plays......
Bore Design:

Copied the bore of the soprano Kenny plays very closely. Rheuben Allen made only a few minor adjustments to the tone hole placement to improve the intonation and response. These slight adjustments in the bore now allows the instrument to have better intonation with either the short shank or the new very long soprano mouthpieces. The “G-Series II” Soprano are slightly shorter then the original soprano with a completely different bore design. 
Key Design:

*The key design for the "G-Series II" soprano saxophones was simple he copied the keys on Kenny's soprano. Rheuben Allen made the palm keys a little larger to fit the hand better.

Soprano Range:

*The range of "G-Series II" soprano is high F-sharp. Many great saxophonist and designers believe the more tone holes on the top end of the saxophone contribute to not having a great response throughout the instrument. The soprano Kenny plays only go up to a High F.

Case:

*The Case is Wood with a very good outside leather.

Available Finishes:

*We chose a new Dark Lacquer Finish that is very rich in color and resembles the great vintage sopranos from years gone by.....The only other finish is a Silver Plated Body and  Keys featuring the NEW EZCareTM Tarnish Resistant Silver Plating. This new plating process helps the silver remain new looking much longer than the traditional silver plating of the past.

The "G-Series II" design will give the professional and any other saxophonist an instrument that they can be proud to play and sound good while playing.

Coming Very Soon to: http://www.kdimusic.com/

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