- 15-step volume adjustment
- Headphone Terminal , Aux in jack
- 73 voices, including 56 for saxophone
- The same key layout as an acoustic saxophone
- Specially designed mouthpiece
- Breath sensor that detects the pressure of your breath
- Dedicated YDS Controller app
- Use with a USB power source or with batteries (4×AAA batteries)
- Width: 110mm
- Height: 567mm
- Depth: 94mm
- Weight: 810g
- Key system: Fingering same as Saxophone, High-F#, Front-F, LowA
- Tuning: 427.0Hz〜440.0Hz〜453.0Hz, approx. 0.5Hz increments
- Included Accessories: Mouthpiece for YDS-120
Yamaha YDS-120 Digital Saxophone
Perfekt för övningen hemma eller den som länge velat testa på saxofon utan att råna banken. YDS-120 har med sig många funktioner från sitt större syskon YDS-150, men man har förneklat designen och bland annat tagit bort mässingklockan. Spela med hörlurar, välj mellan 73 olika ljud och sköt enkelt alla funktioner via den dedikerade YDS-controller appen.
Artnr: 1-BYDS120
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Encounter more moments that make your heart flutter, as you bring forth melodies from your saxophone with your breath and fingers. This digital saxophone eliminates restrictions on where and when you can play, while offering the same tonal diversity, deep low notes, and delicate highs of an acoustic instrument. Step into a new world where you can play the saxophone in a way that’s all you.
A MORE CAREFREE PATH INTO THE WORLD OF SAXOPHONE PERFORMANCE
The YDS-120 combines acoustic and digital technologies into a new form, giving you the ability to control your volume at will, so that you can play anywhere you want.
FIFTY-SIX VOICES FROM A SINGLE INSTRUMENT
Just lift it to your lips and blow to unlock a total of 56 voices for the soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone saxophone. Enjoy the variety of expression the saxophone can deliver from the very first note.
*You can also play with the voices of other instruments, giving you a total of 73 instruments to work with.
PLAY JUST THE WAY YOU WANT
With the same key configuration as its acoustic brethren, the YDS-120 combines a breath sensor for expression, an analog controller, and your own breath, offering you true freedom of expression.
VOLUME CONTROL
Tamp down your volume while retaining the tonal colors of a saxophone. Fifteen volume levels and a headphone jack allow you to enjoy playing, without worrying about being too loud.
ACOUSTIC SYSTEM
A breath sensor detects air blown into the mouthpiece, while a digital sound generator drives a speaker to produce sounds transmitted through a simple horn-type acoustic mechanism.
MOUTHPIECE
Simply blowing into the specially-designed mouthpiece allows you to produce sound without having to worry about your embouchure (the way you shape your mouth). The mouthpiece can also be removed for easy maintenance.
BREATH SENSOR
The breath sensor detects the strength (pressure) of your breath, allowing you to control not only the strength, but also the tone of your sound as you play.
SAXOPHONE TONE IN 4 TYPES, 56 PRESETS
Includes 56 different voices for the soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones, to handle a variety of genres and styles. You can also play with the voices of other instruments, like the shakuhachi, flute, electronic instruments, and more, giving you a total of 73 voices to work with.
*The voice list is also available on the owner’s manual.
Download the Voice List
KEY LAYOUT
The key layout is based on Yamaha’s acoustic saxophones, providing seamless usability. You can also change fingering using a dedicated app.
FULL-SCALE SAMPLING
We teamed up with professional performers to sample the sounds of Yamaha acoustic saxophones—soprano, alto, tenor and baritone—meticulously recorded in whole tones, so that you can enjoy a natural sound without any hint of incongruity.
EXTERNAL CONNECTION TERMINALS
The YDS-120 comes equipped with an auxiliary input terminal for connecting devices such as smartphones, allowing you to connect to an external audio source* to feel like you’re playing in an ensemble.
*Sound must be output from the headphone jack.
