• Procraft curved soprano saxophone PRSSC 310GL
  • Procraft curved soprano saxophone PRSSC 310GL
  • Procraft curved soprano saxophone PRSSC 310GL
  • Procraft curved soprano saxophone PRSSC 310GL
  • Procraft curved soprano saxophone PRSSC 310GL
  • Procraft curved soprano saxophone PRSSC 310GL
  • Procraft curved soprano saxophone PRSSC 310GL

Procraft curved soprano saxophone PRSSC 310GL

SKU: 37SS0100GGX2
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₹36,000.00
₹35,000.00
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The Procraft Saxophones feature light feel and excellent response of the Curved Soprano Saxophone, along with the warm tone and presence make it stand above other soprano’s of the same price range, with the added advantage of the less common traditional curved shape. We feel this Soprano sax offers fantastic value for money whilst still providing high class performance and excellent durability. The Procraft Curved Saxophone comes complete with an accessory set including a reed, strap and ABS hard case which epitomises these qualities. You can be assured that as much thought, care, emotion, skill and detail as you apply to your music has gone in to the instruments Procraft have created for you to enjoy.
Country of Origin: China
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FREE REED STRAP AND ABS HARDCASE

Model - PROCRAFT PRSSC-310GL 

Curved Soprano Saxophone

Key : B Flat Range Low B Flat to High F# 

Body Material : Yellow Brass

Surface :  Gold Lacquer 

Case : ABS


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