Schagerl Neck Screws Heavy Brass #3/11g, raw

Selmer, Yanagisawa

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• Sound-Tuning Tool
• #3 = Selmer, Yanagisawa
• Material; Yellow Brass
• Weight; 11g
• developed with Markus a.k.a. "Max-the-Sax" Ecklmayr
• Made in Austria by Schagerl Music

The Heavy Brass Neck Screws by Schagerl will be put on the Sax instead of the normal Neck Screws.
In Cooperation with Markus a.k.a. Max-the-Sax Ecklmayr, we designed an elegant Screw to support your definition of Sound.
Because of the weight of the Screw the Vibrations of the Sax changes.
It´s more focus, it´s warmer and it makes playing more comfortable.
“Feel the Weight”

I had my doubt about the effect of that Screw but compared to my conventional Screw I can really hear and feel a difference! -Martin Fuss, Prof. MdW Vienna

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.

• Sound-Tuning Tool
• #3 = Selmer, Yanagisawa
• Material; Yellow Brass
• Weight; 11g
• developed with Markus a.k.a. "Max-the-Sax" Ecklmayr
• Made in Austria by Schagerl Music

The Heavy Brass Neck Screws by Schagerl will be put on the Sax instead of the normal Neck Screws.
In Cooperation with Markus a.k.a. Max-the-Sax Ecklmayr, we designed an elegant Screw to support your definition of Sound.
Because of the weight of the Screw the Vibrations of the Sax changes.
It´s more focus, it´s warmer and it makes playing more comfortable.
“Feel the Weight”

I had my doubt about the effect of that Screw but compared to my conventional Screw I can really hear and feel a difference! -Martin Fuss, Prof. MdW Vienna

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.