Eastman Model EAS652 '52nd Street' Alto Saxophone SN A2340267 RENEWED

Eastman EAS652 52nd Street Alto Saxophone Overview

The Eastman EAS652 52nd Street Eb Alto Saxophone is a professional-level alto sax built with an aged, unlacquered brass finish and Eastman’s 52nd Street design features aimed at a focused, projecting jazz voice. A larger bell, rolled-style tone holes, and the model-specific S neck work together to support tonal depth, quick response, and stable intonation across registers for players who need consistency in both studio and live settings.

Eastman EAS652 Alto Saxophone Specifications

• Key: Eb
• Body Material: Brass
• Finish: Aged unlacquered brass
• Bell: Large bell
• Tone Holes: Rolled-style tone holes
• Keywork: High F# key
• Ergonomics: Adjustable thumbrest
• Neck: Eastman S neck
• Engraving: 52nd St. engraving
• Case: Deluxe case with storage pockets and backpack straps
• Accessories: Mouthpiece, cap, ligature

Condition & Setup

Very lightly used, in superb condition. This saxophone has been professionally serviced, set up, and play-tested to confirm proper mechanical function, regulation, and performance.

Who the EAS652 Eb Alto Saxophone Is For

The Eastman EAS652 52nd Street is an Eb alto saxophone designed for advancing and professional saxophonists who want a responsive jazz-focused instrument with an unlacquered brass feel and a projecting, nuanced tone.

The larger bell and rolled-style tone holes support a resonant core with strong projection, making this model a practical fit for small ensemble work, solo playing, and full jazz orchestra sections. The high F# key, adjustable thumbrest, and S neck are included for players who prioritize modern ergonomics and consistent intonation while maintaining a classic, vintage-leaning aesthetic.

Common Questions About The Eastman EAS652

Is the Eastman EAS652 suitable for professional use?

Yes. The EAS652 is designed as a professional-level Eb alto saxophone, with features such as rolled-style tone holes, a larger bell, and an S neck aimed at supporting consistent intonation, response, and projection in studio and live performance.

What does an aged unlacquered finish change for the player?

An aged unlacquered finish is a raw brass finish that is intended to develop natural wear and patina over time. It also provides a vintage visual aesthetic commonly associated with classic jazz-era instruments.

What kind of music and settings is the EAS652 52nd Street best for?

The EAS652 is well-suited to jazz-focused playing, including small ensembles, solo work, and big band or jazz orchestra section playing, where projection, tonal color, and reliable intonation are priorities.

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