Kenny G "E-Series-III" Limited Edition Silver/Lacquer Tenor Sax

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Kenny G “E-Series III “Tenor Saxophone TSLS-III
Finish: Silver Plated Bell & Neck Lacquer Body
EZCare Tarnish Resistant Silver Plating

A Very Limited Edition Model - Production 12 unit Run
KDI Music Has Only 2 of the 12.

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

When Kenny G & Rheuben Allen started to develop the “E-Series III” Tenor Saxophones Kenny G insisted on one thing. Make it the best we can.

These Quality Saxophones were designed by Kenny G and Rheuben Allen to help Saxophone Players reach their greatest potential.

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

 This is a great tenor that will perform in any musical situation or any type of music.

Check it out under New Arrivals at: www.kdimusic.com

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KDI Music Staff

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