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Eastman EBS652 '52nd Street' Professional Low A Baritone Saxophone

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Eastman EBS652 '52nd Street' Professional Low A Baritone SaxophoneEastman EBS652 Baritone Saxophone Overview The Eastman EBS652 52nd Street is a professional Low A baritone saxophone built for players who want a vintage inspired response and sound in a modern, warrantied instrument. This model features an aged unlacquered brass finish, a large bell, and rolled style tone holes, and it includes Eastmans S neck, special 52nd Street engraving, and a deluxe wheeled case. Eastman EBS652 Baritone Saxophone Specifications

Eastman EBS652 Baritone Saxophone Overview

The Eastman EBS652 52nd Street is a professional Low A baritone saxophone built for players who want a vintage-inspired response and sound in a modern, warrantied instrument. This model features an aged unlacquered brass finish, a large bell, and rolled-style tone holes, and it includes Eastman’s “S” neck, special 52nd Street engraving, and a deluxe wheeled case.

Eastman EBS652 Baritone Saxophone Specifications

  • Key: Eb
  • Range: Low A to High F#
  • Finish: Aged unlacquered brass
  • Bell: Large bell
  • Tone holes: Rolled-style tone holes
  • Neck: “S” neck
  • Engraving: 52nd Street engraving
  • Case: Deluxe case with wheels
  • Accessories: Mouthpiece, cap, ligature, cork grease, cleaning cloth

Condition & Setup

Brand new with full manufacturer’s warranty and is sold by an authorized Eastman dealer. It has been professionally inspected, set up, and play-tested by our shop prior to shipment.

Who the EBS652 Baritone Saxophone Is For

The Eastman EBS652 is a professional Low A baritone saxophone designed for players who need full-range baritone capability with a vintage-leaning feel and tonal profile. Its design emphasizes quick response across the horn, a broad, centered baritone sound, and controlled intonation for section work, solo playing, and modern commercial demands.

The larger bell and rolled-style tone holes are key parts of what distinguishes the EBS652 within Eastman’s baritone lineup, aiming for the kind of resonance and presence many players associate with classic vintage baritones. The aged unlacquered brass finish is chosen for players who prefer a raw, traditional look and feel rather than a glossy lacquered appearance.

Common Questions About the Eastman EBS652

Is the Eastman EBS652 a professional baritone saxophone?

Yes. The EBS652 52nd Street is built as a professional model, with a Low A range, High F# key, and design features intended for demanding performance and recording use.

What does “aged unlacquered brass” mean on the EBS652?

It means the saxophone is not lacquer-coated and is finished to a pre-aged look. Over time, unlacquered brass will develop natural patina with handling and exposure, which is normal for this finish type.

Does the Eastman EBS652 include a case suitable for frequent transport?

Yes. It includes a deluxe case with wheels, designed to make a baritone saxophone easier to move between rehearsals, sessions, and gigs.

We are proud to be an authorized Eastman dealer

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