Schagerl Neck Screws Heavy Brass #2/13g silver-plated

fits Yamaha, Schagerl Superior and Keilwerth

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The Schagerl S-Neck Screw Heavy Brass was developed in collaboration with saxophonist Markus “Max-the-Sax” Ecklmayr and impresses with its solid, weight-enhancing design. By adding noticeable weight to the saxophone neck, it delivers a more focused, richer tone, improved projection and greater depth of sound. Crafted in Austria from high-quality brass - available raw, gold-plated or silver-plated - this screw is the perfect upgrade for players who want to unlock the full sound potential of their instrument.

The Schagerl Neck Screws Heavy Brass #2/13g fits Yamaha, Schagerl Superior and Keilwerth.

Weight 13g
Material Brass, silver plated

Manufacturer: Schagerl
Schagerl Music GmbH combines traditional craftsmanship with modern online trading. Our family business, founded in 1961, has developed into a world-renowned manufacturer of brass and percussion instruments under the management of Karl Schagerl in the second generation.

The Schagerl S-Neck Screw Heavy Brass was developed in collaboration with saxophonist Markus “Max-the-Sax” Ecklmayr and impresses with its solid, weight-enhancing design. By adding noticeable weight to the saxophone neck, it delivers a more focused, richer tone, improved projection and greater depth of sound. Crafted in Austria from high-quality brass - available raw, gold-plated or silver-plated - this screw is the perfect upgrade for players who want to unlock the full sound potential of their instrument.

The Schagerl Neck Screws Heavy Brass #2/13g fits Yamaha, Schagerl Superior and Keilwerth.

Weight	13g
Material	Brass, silver plated

Manufacturer: Schagerl

Schagerl Music GmbH combines traditional craftsmanship with modern online trading. Our family business, founded in 1961, has developed into a world-renowned manufacturer of brass and percussion instruments under the management of Karl Schagerl in the second generation.