Forestone GX Cognac Altsaxophon (Es) – Gelbmessing-Korpus mit Hoch-Fis-Klappe, Pisoni-Polster und Koffer model-variant-p-s500 solid European maple – the

Name: Forestone GX Cognac Altsaxophon (Es) – Gelbmessing-Korpus mit Hoch-Fis-Klappe, Pisoni-Polster und Koffer model-variant-p-s500 solid European maple – the
Brand: www.goianesiaagora.com.br
SKU: 6897658414
Price: 1424.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1647 (27 reviews)

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Forestone GX Cognac Altsaxophon (Es) – Gelbmessing Korpus mit Hoch Fis Klappe, Pisoni Polster und Koffer model variant p s500 solid European maple – the solid European maple – the same wood combination found on far more expensive master violins great sounding and easy to care for Hand engraving: finely engraved bell as a refined detail metal Engraving bell hand engraved Scope of delivery: 1x FORESTONE GX alto saxophone (Cognac)

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