Lightly Used Antigua Soprano Saxophone – Red Brass Model

Available Models in the Antigua Line
Other than the Antigua red brass soprano, they offer a total 3 model series made from traditional brass.

• SS3282 – One Piece Body, High F#
• SS3286 – Dual Neck, High F#
• SS4290 – Dual Neck, High G

All 3 of these models feature the same core design as the Antigua red brass soprano, but offer standard brass and their different configurations. Some of these models are also available in black nickel plate. For all models/finishes of Antigua Sopranos, take a look here:

Soprano Saxophones are very misunderstood instruments. They are commonly considered more difficult to play than an alto or tenor saxophone.

In reality, the problem with soprano saxophone has more to do with how they are played rather than the soprano sax itself. Plainly put, you cannot play a soprano sax the same way you would an alto sax as they are not the same instrument! Dave Kessler wrote an article about this very issue and details:

• Why is soprano harder to play?
• How to choose a soprano
• How best to approach playing soprano

Take a moment and read the article here: Dave Kessler’s Music Blog – Choosing a Soprano Sax

Every soprano sax that we send out includes a copy of our “Soprano Sax Playing Tips Guide” that will help players achieve the best performance out of their soprano sax. You can also download a PDF copy of that guide by clicking here.