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product_id: 5258430
title: "Mendini by Cecilio MTS-PL+92D Purple Lacquer B Flat Tenor Saxophone with Tuner, Case, Mouthpiece, 10 Reeds and More"
brand: "cecilio"
price: "E£ 37761"
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# Protective nylon case with backpack strap B♭ tenor saxophone key Durable nickel finish Mendini by Cecilio MTS-PL+92D Purple Lacquer B Flat Tenor Saxophone with Tuner, Case, Mouthpiece, 10 Reeds and More

**Brand:** cecilio
**Price:** E£ 37761
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎷 Own the stage with a tenor sax that’s as versatile and ambitious as you are!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Mendini by Cecilio MTS-PL+92D Purple Lacquer B Flat Tenor Saxophone with Tuner, Case, Mouthpiece, 10 Reeds and More by cecilio
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 37761 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- cecilio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cecilio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Customizable Style:** Available in multiple finishes—silver nickel, gold, and black—to match your unique musical identity and stage presence.
- • **Premium Sound Quality:** Rich, resonant tone with included tuning device to keep your performance pitch-perfect.
- • **All-in-One Starter Kit:** Includes sax, hard case, tuner, mouthpiece, 10 reeds, cleaning tools & gloves for a pro-ready setup right out of the box.
- • **Travel-Ready Durability:** Nickel-plated body paired with a rugged nylon case featuring zippered pockets and backpack straps for effortless mobility.
- • **Versatile for Every Skill Level:** Perfect for beginners, hobbyists, and pros needing a reliable backup or replacement instrument.

## Overview

The Mendini by Cecilio Tenor Saxophone is a polished nickel B♭ instrument designed for musicians of all ages and skill levels. It comes complete with a hard nylon case, tuner, mouthpiece, 10 reeds, cleaning accessories, and gloves, offering exceptional value and convenience. Its durable build and rich sound make it ideal for beginners and professionals alike, while multiple finish options let you express your personal style. Backed by a 1-year warranty, this saxophone is a travel-ready, all-in-one solution for your musical journey.

## Description

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Review: Great Value Great Horn - I am a professional musician. For the last 25 years I've played an EWI (Yamaha's WX5 with a VL-70m synthesizer). Recently, I was asked to play sax in a local theater production of "Lobby Hero": I've got four weeks. I have not played a single reed instrument in 50 years, and never a tenor sax. My choices were--say no; borrow an alto of unknown quality; buy a sax, but money is tight. I saw several videos on Youtube demonstrating inexpensive Chinese saxophones with good mouthpieces and reeds. I was impressed! I bought the Mendini Tenor. Out of the box, it did not play. The reeds it ships with might work as kindling (I'll try in the fall when it's cooler outside) or cat toys (I won't try this, I don't want them to think reeds are fair game). I had the foresight to order a box of good reeds, when I ordered the sax. With a good reed, I got a couple of notes. The octave key would not seat properly, so I bent it a tad, it was off by about 1/32" (it could have gotten bent in shipping). I had six notes. Suspicious of the no-name mouthpiece, I went out, and bought the only named mouthpiece available in town (Prescott, AZ), a cheap Rico. I got two octaves . . . so I ordered a good mouthpiece. On day four, I got in an Otto Link Metal #7, and a Legere 2 3/4 plastic reed, just to try one. On day five. I had a solid, in tune, responsive and expressive, 2 1/2 octaves. Altissimo notes will, of course, take time, although I've got F#, easy-peasy. Several YouTube videos talked about the cheap feel of these Chinese saxophones, "the rods bend . . . feels tinny . . . hit something with it and it could break . . ." It feels solid to me. I pick it up by the bell, and I try to avoid walls, doorways, tables, and chairs when I move around with it. I treat it as if it cost $6,000, as one should. Will it last years? Will it give me altissimo notes? Will I sound like Ernie Krivda (look him up) in a month? I don't know . . . okay, I know I won't sound or play like Ernie. But for $500 (horn and mouthpiece), I have an instrument that I am confident in . . . and I have few weeks until the show goes up. Last night (day 9) was the first rehearsal where I played. Good enough, the director wants more. September 20: six weeks in and I enjoy the horn more each day. I had to tighten the roller screws for the Eb and low C keys. The lacquer on the thumb rest and the octave key is flaking off a little, but practicing 4-6 hours a day might well do that! We've had eight performances and people love the sax.
Review: Tune tenor saxophone c button to b flat on tuner. A great budget horn - For the money very good. Sounds good. For the beginner very good. Let's be real here. This tenor saxophone is really really good for what it is. Everything you need in one box. Not bad at all. Mine had no problem right out of the box. I'm really happy. Got some money let over. If you not a professional and just what learn and have fun. This is the way to go. Some advice. If the pads fall off. Just replied them. I even saw replacemen pad set on wish. What I'm saying fix this your self if simple and possible. The reed aren't good. The only real problem i had was tuning this tenor. The little note wasn't clear or me not understanding it. Alot of people had problems with tuning and not getting it right. I went on line and learned what I did wrong. You tune you tenor saxophone c button to b flat on the tuner. Don't ask why it just the way it is. I hopened this helps

## Features

- All Ages: This isn't an instrument just for kids or beginners - players of every age and skill level can use our saxophones to practice and play.
- Cleans Easy: Cleaning up your alto instrument is a breeze with our kit. The cleaning cloths and rod are perfect for a convenient polish.
- Includes: This E flat saxophone comes with a hard shell case w/ backpack straps, mouthpiece and cushions, 10 reeds (2.5"), pocketbook, neck strap, stand, cleaning cloths & rods, mouthpiece brushes, and gloves.
- Added Music Book: For beginning players, we've added a helpful music book with our alto saxophone instrument that includes basic songs, fingering charts, and solos to try!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07Z77VVVC |
| Best Sellers Rank | #61,367 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #111 in Saxophones (Musical Instruments) |
| Brand | Mendini by Cecilio |
| Brand Name | Mendini by Cecilio |
| Color | GOLD |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,121 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Lacquered |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00847848049798 |
| Included Components | Cleaning Cloth |
| Instrument Key | E Flat |
| Item Weight | 4.63 kg |
| Manufacturer | Cecilio Musical Instruments |
| Material | Metal |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Model Name | MTS-PL+92D |
| Model Number | CCO-MUT-ALTOSAX-MAS-L |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Set Name | Pro-Deluxe |
| Style | Kids,Leather |
| UPC | 847848049798 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Mendini by Cecilio
- **Color:** GOLD
- **Instrument Key:** E Flat
- **Material:** Metal
- **Style:** Kids,Leather

## Images

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## Available Options

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

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Value Great Horn
*by W***N on August 16, 2017*

I am a professional musician. For the last 25 years I've played an EWI (Yamaha's WX5 with a VL-70m synthesizer). Recently, I was asked to play sax in a local theater production of "Lobby Hero": I've got four weeks. I have not played a single reed instrument in 50 years, and never a tenor sax. My choices were--say no; borrow an alto of unknown quality; buy a sax, but money is tight. I saw several videos on Youtube demonstrating inexpensive Chinese saxophones with good mouthpieces and reeds. I was impressed! I bought the Mendini Tenor. Out of the box, it did not play. The reeds it ships with might work as kindling (I'll try in the fall when it's cooler outside) or cat toys (I won't try this, I don't want them to think reeds are fair game). I had the foresight to order a box of good reeds, when I ordered the sax. With a good reed, I got a couple of notes. The octave key would not seat properly, so I bent it a tad, it was off by about 1/32" (it could have gotten bent in shipping). I had six notes. Suspicious of the no-name mouthpiece, I went out, and bought the only named mouthpiece available in town (Prescott, AZ), a cheap Rico. I got two octaves . . . so I ordered a good mouthpiece. On day four, I got in an Otto Link Metal #7, and a Legere 2 3/4 plastic reed, just to try one. On day five. I had a solid, in tune, responsive and expressive, 2 1/2 octaves. Altissimo notes will, of course, take time, although I've got F#, easy-peasy. Several YouTube videos talked about the cheap feel of these Chinese saxophones, "the rods bend . . . feels tinny . . . hit something with it and it could break . . ." It feels solid to me. I pick it up by the bell, and I try to avoid walls, doorways, tables, and chairs when I move around with it. I treat it as if it cost $6,000, as one should. Will it last years? Will it give me altissimo notes? Will I sound like Ernie Krivda (look him up) in a month? I don't know . . . okay, I know I won't sound or play like Ernie. But for $500 (horn and mouthpiece), I have an instrument that I am confident in . . . and I have few weeks until the show goes up. Last night (day 9) was the first rehearsal where I played. Good enough, the director wants more. September 20: six weeks in and I enjoy the horn more each day. I had to tighten the roller screws for the Eb and low C keys. The lacquer on the thumb rest and the octave key is flaking off a little, but practicing 4-6 hours a day might well do that! We've had eight performances and people love the sax.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tune tenor saxophone c button to b flat on tuner. A great budget horn
*by B***. on October 26, 2020*

For the money very good. Sounds good. For the beginner very good. Let's be real here. This tenor saxophone is really really good for what it is. Everything you need in one box. Not bad at all. Mine had no problem right out of the box. I'm really happy. Got some money let over. If you not a professional and just what learn and have fun. This is the way to go. Some advice. If the pads fall off. Just replied them. I even saw replacemen pad set on wish. What I'm saying fix this your self if simple and possible. The reed aren't good. The only real problem i had was tuning this tenor. The little note wasn't clear or me not understanding it. Alot of people had problems with tuning and not getting it right. I went on line and learned what I did wrong. You tune you tenor saxophone c button to b flat on the tuner. Don't ask why it just the way it is. I hopened this helps

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Decent new tenor sax at very low price
*by R***E on February 20, 2024*

Upon opening, I found the neck tightening screw had fallen out and was loose in the case. No big deal. However, the instrument was too tight at the top end to receive the neck being inserted. The neck would not go in. It was a simple matter to encourage the the horn opening below the neck to be slightly wider, but it obviously had not been tested with this particular neck before being shipped. Either that, or the vibration during shipping head somehow caused the top end of the horn to be slightly bent together. The thumb octave key has too much free play in the pivot mechanism that alternates between opening the neck pad and the top octive pad on the body of the horn. The thumb octave key has to be pressed too far down to be comfortable. There's no adjustability between the two different octave keys/pads on the neck and the top of the horn to make a correction adjustment intuitive. If I keep the horn, I plan to build up the top of the thumb key with Sugru to make changing octaves maybe more comfortable on my thumb. The high D key below the left palm is far too low. It will have to be built up at least 5/8 of an inch, perhaps more, to comfortably be operated by my palm without having to Kink my wrist. The high f key is also too low for my , and will have to be built up half an inch or more. On the other hand, all pads are level and correctly closing over all the key holes. There's a satisfying thunk thunk thunk sound, with obvious tone changes, as you close the keys one at a time, especially with the right hand, while not blowing. The horn is remarkable for such a low price. The metal does not feel thin or soft. I think with good care, this horn could stand up to years of use. Even better, it plays in tune from the high F sharp to the low B flat. That's a new one on me. I realize they are all supposed to play in tune right out of the box, but I've played many saxophones over the last 50 years and this one makes a very good impression for intonation without needing adjustment.

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