Eastman Rue Saint George - ETS850 - Tenor Saxophone

Eastman Rue Saint George - ETS850 - Tenor Saxophone

Marsoni

M251S

$3172.50

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Eastman Rue Saint George - ETS850 - Tenor SaxophoneA ground breaking design from Eastman. A remarkable new saxophone Eastman have raised the bar with the introduction of the Rue St George alto and tenor range. Contrasting somewhat with the fat, powerful American sound of the 52nd street models. The Rue St George offers a more refined and focussed sound, while bringing in some of the most ground breaking innovations the saxophone has seen in decades. Eastman are the parent company of WMS Haynes,

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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026