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title: "Jean Paul Student Tenor Saxophone TS-400 - Golden Brass Lacquered"
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# Precise intonation across full range Professional setup & play-tested Durable ABS-reinforced carrying case Jean Paul Student Tenor Saxophone TS-400 - Golden Brass Lacquered

**Brand:** jean paul usa
**Price:** ₱167272
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎷 Elevate your sound, own the stage — the TS-400 is your next-level saxophone.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Jean Paul Student Tenor Saxophone TS-400 - Golden Brass Lacquered by jean paul usa
- **How much does it cost?** ₱167272 with free shipping
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## Why This Product

- Trusted jean paul usa brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Designed for Growth:** Ideal for transitioning players craving professional quality without the premium price tag.
- • **Extended Range Mastery:** High F# key adds versatility for tackling advanced pieces with ease.
- • **Pitch-Perfect Precision:** Engineered for accurate intonation to keep your sound sharp and confident.
- • **Travel-Ready Protection:** Premium fabric-covered, shock-absorbing case guards your investment on the go.
- • **Ready to Play Out of the Box:** NAPBIRT-certified setup ensures flawless performance from day one.

## Overview

The Jean Paul Student Tenor Saxophone TS-400 is a brass-bodied, B-flat tenor sax expertly setup by certified technicians for immediate playability. Featuring precise intonation, a High F# key for extended range, and a rugged ABS-reinforced carrying case, it offers professional-grade quality and durability at an accessible price point. Perfect for advancing students and returning players seeking rich tone and reliable performance.

## Description

The TS-400 Tenor Saxophone is the perfect step up for players transitioning from alto sax to tenor, offering the same rich tone and superior playability. Professionally setup and ready to play out of the box, it ensures precise intonation across the range, with a High F# key for added versatility. Complete with a durable, fabric-covered ABS case for safe transport, the TS-400 provides everything you need to explore the tenor sax with confidence and ease.

Review: A surprisingly fine Saxophone for a very affordable price. - Hello, saxophone shopper. I have played he tenor, alto and soprano saxophones since I was in high school from 1968-1971. In those years I have owned Martin, Cannonball, and Selmer saxophones. I actually collect all sorts of musical instruments, many of which I play, some I just enjoy owning as functional art objects. I sold my Selmer MK 7 tenor in 1971 to buy my first cello, which has been my main musical instrument the last 52 years. I gave my last alto saxophone to one of my grandchildren, and I sold my Cannonball Big Stone Raven tenor this year because it was tying up $3500.00 and I didn't have enough time to play it and warrant keeping it. I sold it last year but didn't want to be without any tenor saxophone. I also only wanted a silver finish tenor because I like silver horns more than the more common gold lacquer models. After much careful research, I decided to purchase a Jean Paul Intermediate model tenor from desertcart in their limited edition silver finish. I believe Jean Paul instruments is an American musical instrument company based in Florida, and I believe their band instruments are manufactured in Taiwan. You might want to check that out for accuracy if you care about such things. I have been delightfully surprised by this $1200.00 tenor saxophone. The key work is very smooth and quiet not unlike my beloved 1970 era Selmer Mk 7. Selmer/Paris (the top line Selmers actually hand made in Paris, France) saxophones are probably the most beautiful and coveted saxophones in the world, and my Jean Paul tenor feels much like it in my hands. The sound is excellent, and the horn is very attractive. The bell is lightly engraved, not at the magnificent level of a Paris made Selmer, but those horns cost $10,000 as of this year, out of this amateur musician's ability to own. It is still a very attractive horn, visually, which is important to me. I would certainly recommend the Jean Paul intermediate tenor saxophone for any elementary, junior high or high school band student. Perhaps as an marching band second instrument for a college marching band saxophonist, because many players don't want to expose a $5000.00 - $10,000.00 horn to the rigors and weather of marching band use, even if they are fortunate enough to own one. And for adults who played when in school and are coming back to playing after a multi-decade break but cannot justify spending or afford to spend thousands of dollars on a premium brand like Yamaha, Selmer, Cannonball, et al, he Jean Paul intermediate tenor, and I imagine their alto as well, will serve you well in any application. I have done occasional gigs and played in a Community Symphony band for one year with mine. The price includes a quality mouthpiece, strap, cork grease, and an extremely nice black vinyl, leather like case. I can highly recommend this very affordable, great sounding, great playing and good looking tenor saxophone. Well done, Jean Paul Musical Instruments. I am impressed! Score? 10 on a scale of 10. Highly recommended. Buy with confidence! GCS
Review: The Best Tenor Saxophone I Have Ever Owned - My name is Steve Jones and I am a lover of Jazz music. I am very serious when it comes to music and I only use the best products on the market. Not the most expensive – but the best. It is only through quality products and quality playing that I can appreciate the sounds that come from great saxophones, cellos, bass guitars, etc. If I could give Jean-Paul USA a 10-star review I would. This is not only the highest-quality tenor saxophone I have ever owned, but also the highest-quality company I have ever had the pleasure of doing business with. They are customer-focused, quality engineers who are attentive to the needs of musicians. I own the Jean-Paul TS-400 saxophone and it is comparable to the high-end saxophones that people sometimes pay thousands of dollars for. It is a beautiful instrument, and I can tell just by looking at it that a lot of love went into making this saxophone. The attention to detail shows in every key, every engraving on the bell, and every curve of the instrument. First, it is a sturdy instrument, and yet it does not feel very heavy at all when it fits in the hands. And while most saxophones are nearly identical and shape and size, this one feels like it was molded just for me. It feels very natural and sits well when played. Next, it has a very professional sound that you can hear even when not blowing into the instrument. When you take it out of the box and press the main keys, you can tell just by the tones you hear from the bell that the seals are extremely tight and echo a great sound through the body of the saxophone. The sounds are clear, sharp, and indicative of a professional architecture. The keys press very naturally without any heavy pressure needed. Some keys on some saxophones require a little more pressure to work and can feel like a chore, but on this model they press and flow with a minimal pressure and natural feel. Each key has a beautiful pearl inlay with a slight indentation for finger placement. They are well-crafted and look exquisite on the instrument. The case is very high quality and hugs the saxophone tightly to ensure that no damage occurs when moving the instrument from place to another. There is no room for movement of the parts once in the case, so they are protected extremely well. There were also pads in between some of the moveable assemblies on the saxophone to ensure that no banging of the parts occur during shipment (so make to look for those and remove them when taking it out of the box). The product also comes with a warranty that will ensure you can focus on playing music without any additional expenses to fix broken parts. One last thing – I called the company today to tell them just how great this product is for me and I can tell you they genuinely care about the customer. They are very interested in producing high-quality instruments, sharing those products with musicians, and hearing back from the customers about their experiences. It is not very often a person can say that they have 100% satisfaction with a company, but for the first time ever, I can. They care about people and will go out of their way to make we are taken care of. I am working with Jean Paul right now to test and review the AS-400 alto saxophone - so that will be in another review forum. In fact, I will continue my relationship with Jean-Paul knowing that I am getting quality products from people who care and take great pride in their craftsmanship.

## Features

- PROFESSIONAL SETUP – Each saxophone is expertly setup and play-tested by NAPBIRT-certified technicians, ensuring it’s ready to play right out of the box.
- PRECISE INTONATION – Engineered for accurate intonation across the entire range, helping musicians maintain perfect pitch and elevate their performance.
- READY TO PLAY – Comes with all the essentials needed to start playing immediately, making it perfect for beginners or advancing players.
- HIGH F# KEY – Features a High F# key for added versatility and ease in reaching higher notes.
- DURABLE CARRYING CASE – Features a premium fabric-covered case with ABS-reinforced frame and high-density foam for excellent shock absorption and protection during transport.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01CYA7L5U |
| Best Sellers Rank | #39,492 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #79 in Saxophones (Musical Instruments) |
| Body Material | Brass |
| Color Name | Brass |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (391) |
| Date First Available | March 14, 2016 |
| Instrument Key | B Flat |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 6.3 pounds |
| Item model number | TS-400 |
| Material Type | Brass |
| Product Dimensions | 35 x 16 x 10 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Jean Paul USA
- **Color:** Brass
- **Instrument Key:** B Flat
- **Material:** Brass
- **Style:** Saxophone

## Images

![Jean Paul Student Tenor Saxophone TS-400 - Golden Brass Lacquered - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71gjF5nzShL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it okay to buy a used tenor sax?**
A: Yes, there are a lot of great instruments out there, but you need to be caerful. A used horn can look good and still need new pads, or cork, or many other repairs. If you don't know what to look for there is a lot of information on line or your local music shop, or teacher can help.

**Q: How is this quality?**
A: The Jean Paul arrived in great condition with no quality issues.  The tone quality is great and the keys are easy to play.  This sax is a very good intermediate horn.

**Q: How does this sax compare to a Yamaha or Selmer?**
A: It was on part with the Yamaha my son used for a year.

**Q: Are the keys inlayed? so like the actual button curves inward**
A: The buttons do feel slightly concave.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A surprisingly fine Saxophone for a very affordable price.
*by G***S on August 10, 2023*

Hello, saxophone shopper. I have played he tenor, alto and soprano saxophones since I was in high school from 1968-1971. In those years I have owned Martin, Cannonball, and Selmer saxophones. I actually collect all sorts of musical instruments, many of which I play, some I just enjoy owning as functional art objects. I sold my Selmer MK 7 tenor in 1971 to buy my first cello, which has been my main musical instrument the last 52 years. I gave my last alto saxophone to one of my grandchildren, and I sold my Cannonball Big Stone Raven tenor this year because it was tying up $3500.00 and I didn't have enough time to play it and warrant keeping it. I sold it last year but didn't want to be without any tenor saxophone. I also only wanted a silver finish tenor because I like silver horns more than the more common gold lacquer models. After much careful research, I decided to purchase a Jean Paul Intermediate model tenor from Amazon in their limited edition silver finish. I believe Jean Paul instruments is an American musical instrument company based in Florida, and I believe their band instruments are manufactured in Taiwan. You might want to check that out for accuracy if you care about such things. I have been delightfully surprised by this $1200.00 tenor saxophone. The key work is very smooth and quiet not unlike my beloved 1970 era Selmer Mk 7. Selmer/Paris (the top line Selmers actually hand made in Paris, France) saxophones are probably the most beautiful and coveted saxophones in the world, and my Jean Paul tenor feels much like it in my hands. The sound is excellent, and the horn is very attractive. The bell is lightly engraved, not at the magnificent level of a Paris made Selmer, but those horns cost $10,000 as of this year, out of this amateur musician's ability to own. It is still a very attractive horn, visually, which is important to me. I would certainly recommend the Jean Paul intermediate tenor saxophone for any elementary, junior high or high school band student. Perhaps as an marching band second instrument for a college marching band saxophonist, because many players don't want to expose a $5000.00 - $10,000.00 horn to the rigors and weather of marching band use, even if they are fortunate enough to own one. And for adults who played when in school and are coming back to playing after a multi-decade break but cannot justify spending or afford to spend thousands of dollars on a premium brand like Yamaha, Selmer, Cannonball, et al, he Jean Paul intermediate tenor, and I imagine their alto as well, will serve you well in any application. I have done occasional gigs and played in a Community Symphony band for one year with mine. The price includes a quality mouthpiece, strap, cork grease, and an extremely nice black vinyl, leather like case. I can highly recommend this very affordable, great sounding, great playing and good looking tenor saxophone. Well done, Jean Paul Musical Instruments. I am impressed! Score? 10 on a scale of 10. Highly recommended. Buy with confidence! GCS

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Best Tenor Saxophone I Have Ever Owned
*by S***S on November 13, 2019*

My name is Steve Jones and I am a lover of Jazz music. I am very serious when it comes to music and I only use the best products on the market. Not the most expensive – but the best. It is only through quality products and quality playing that I can appreciate the sounds that come from great saxophones, cellos, bass guitars, etc. If I could give Jean-Paul USA a 10-star review I would. This is not only the highest-quality tenor saxophone I have ever owned, but also the highest-quality company I have ever had the pleasure of doing business with. They are customer-focused, quality engineers who are attentive to the needs of musicians. I own the Jean-Paul TS-400 saxophone and it is comparable to the high-end saxophones that people sometimes pay thousands of dollars for. It is a beautiful instrument, and I can tell just by looking at it that a lot of love went into making this saxophone. The attention to detail shows in every key, every engraving on the bell, and every curve of the instrument. First, it is a sturdy instrument, and yet it does not feel very heavy at all when it fits in the hands. And while most saxophones are nearly identical and shape and size, this one feels like it was molded just for me. It feels very natural and sits well when played. Next, it has a very professional sound that you can hear even when not blowing into the instrument. When you take it out of the box and press the main keys, you can tell just by the tones you hear from the bell that the seals are extremely tight and echo a great sound through the body of the saxophone. The sounds are clear, sharp, and indicative of a professional architecture. The keys press very naturally without any heavy pressure needed. Some keys on some saxophones require a little more pressure to work and can feel like a chore, but on this model they press and flow with a minimal pressure and natural feel. Each key has a beautiful pearl inlay with a slight indentation for finger placement. They are well-crafted and look exquisite on the instrument. The case is very high quality and hugs the saxophone tightly to ensure that no damage occurs when moving the instrument from place to another. There is no room for movement of the parts once in the case, so they are protected extremely well. There were also pads in between some of the moveable assemblies on the saxophone to ensure that no banging of the parts occur during shipment (so make to look for those and remove them when taking it out of the box). The product also comes with a warranty that will ensure you can focus on playing music without any additional expenses to fix broken parts. One last thing – I called the company today to tell them just how great this product is for me and I can tell you they genuinely care about the customer. They are very interested in producing high-quality instruments, sharing those products with musicians, and hearing back from the customers about their experiences. It is not very often a person can say that they have 100% satisfaction with a company, but for the first time ever, I can. They care about people and will go out of their way to make we are taken care of. I am working with Jean Paul right now to test and review the AS-400 alto saxophone - so that will be in another review forum. In fact, I will continue my relationship with Jean-Paul knowing that I am getting quality products from people who care and take great pride in their craftsmanship.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great toned- tenor saxophone
*by O***O on May 26, 2025*

Sweet Tenor Saxophone! (Jazz too). The responsiveness of the keys is amazing. The sound. (Tone) is incredible. It works beautifically with my dark sound TP- SYOS tenor mouthpiece (MP) and JodyJazz MP. The weight is moderate (not heavy). My Jazzlab neck/ shoulder strap supports it well and feels so light and comfortable. Lastly it’s very affordable. I went from checking out a desired $4000 Cannonball tenor Sax, to spending less than $800 (actually $532 on a mint used JP Tenor sax ). So serious wins here! Cons I took off 1 star due to the low Eb key being too close to the low C key. Not ergonomic. However the other keys work great ergonomically

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