The new saxophone retains the outstanding quality and playability of its predecessor, while inheriting high-end features
from the company’s newly released
Custom YBS-82 Baritone Saxophone. These include a new key layout based on ergonomics
that makes it easier to play longer, faster and more comfortably, as well as a shorter bell length for improved
intonation, especially for challenging notes in the lower register. The YBS-62II also features the addition of a peg
receiver so that an optional peg can be attached. For the first time, a new case design adds wheels for easier
transportation.
"The Yamaha YBS-62II is intended for the professional or aspiring professional saxophonist looking for a reliable horn
that projects and plays in-tune,” said Brian Petterson, senior manager, Winds & Strings, Yamaha Corporation of America.
"The legacy of the 62 line of instruments is decades of exceptional quality, reliability and value. This new model
improves on a design that was already the choice of top artists due to its outstanding versatility and quality
craftsmanship.”
For more information, visit Yamaha at the North American Saxophone Alliance (NASA) 2020 Biennial Conference at Arizona
State University in Tempe, Arizona, March 6-9, or visit
Yamaha.io/YBS-62II