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# Curved soprano design for comfort & style NAPBIRT-certified pro setup, ready to play Durable ABS-reinforced carrying case Jean Paul USA Soprano Saxophone, Gold (SS-400GP)

**Brand:** jean paul usa
**Price:** € 52.52
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your sound, own the spotlight with Jean Paul’s gold-standard soprano sax!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Jean Paul USA Soprano Saxophone, Gold (SS-400GP) by jean paul usa
- **How much does it cost?** € 52.52 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- jean paul usa enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted jean paul usa brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Comfort & Style:** Curved soprano design offers a sleek, ergonomic grip that stands out in any jam session.
- • **High F# Key Flexibility:** Unlock higher notes effortlessly with the added High F# key for versatile performance.
- • **Precision Perfect Pitch:** Engineered for flawless intonation across all registers, so you always sound on point.
- • **Travel-Ready Durability:** Premium fabric-covered case with shock-absorbing foam keeps your sax safe on the go.
- • **Pro-Ready Out of the Box:** Expertly setup by certified technicians—no fiddling, just play and impress.

## Overview

The Jean Paul USA SS-400GP is a gold-plated curved soprano saxophone designed for advancing musicians seeking professional quality at an unbeatable price. Expertly setup by NAPBIRT-certified technicians, it delivers precise intonation, a rich tone, and includes a High F# key for extended range. Lightweight and compact, it comes with a durable ABS-reinforced carrying case, making it perfect for travel and performance. Ideal for those transitioning from alto or tenor saxophones, it combines Yamaha-level quality with exceptional value.

## Description

Product Description The SS-400 Curved Soprano Saxophone is an ideal choice for musicians ready to explore the soprano after mastering the alto or tenor. Professionally setup and ready to play, it offers precise intonation and a rich, resonant tone. Its compact size makes it a perfect traveling companion, and it comes with a durable, fabric-covered case for secure transport. Whether you’re advancing your skills or looking for a portable option, the SS-400 delivers reliability and performance on the go. From the Manufacturer When it comes to purchasing a brand new Saxophone, it's hard to beat the amazing value of a Jean Paul Sax. With Superior quality at an unbeatable price, every Jean Paul product is built to over deliver. This is especially true with our Gold Plated Intermediate Soprano Saxophone. With a Rico H Ligature and Professional mouthpiece and carrying case, the Jean Paul Soprano Saxophone comes with almost everything you need to play at your best. Designed for all beginning and intermediate musicians, the SS-400GP Gold Plated Soprano Saxophone makes a great vehicle for those players looking to take their performance to the next level.

Review: Like my other JP instruments, this does everything right and nothing wrong. - This is my 3rd Jean Paul saxophone, I have their Alto, and Tenor as well and it's as high quality as the others. The horn blows in tune and there are no intonation issues. All the springs are strong enough for fast playing without slop, and the keywork is responsive. I had previously purchased an Ammoon straight soprano and it was junk, keywork bent from use, intonation and tuning were all over the place, and the springs were too weak on some keys. The pack in mouthpiece looks like a 4c knock off and it's brandless. I tossed it to get a real Yamaha 4c mouthpiece. It includes a neck strap in the box, cork grease, a Rico reed, and those white gloves nobody ever uses. Cosmetically there is 1 flaw on the left hand trill mechanism, The brass in one part has a dark blemish like tarnish that won't come off. It's not in an easy to see part of the horn though at least. The rest of it is cosmetically fine. No scratches, dings, or anything like that. The octave key mechanism that switches octave holes for throat tones was very slow when moving from A to G like it literally took a full second for the neck octave pad to move back and forth. It didn't have the problem if the fingering was done first then the octave key depressed. It turned out it was the silicon covering on the octave pin binding on the octave key itself. IE silicon doesn't slide super fast across brass. I put a drop of oil on the silicone sleeve and that instantly resolved the problem. The sound and playability of the instrument are excellent. I've used it in a few recordings already and I love how the tone cuts through the mix but without being harsh. It sounds more like a normal saxophone than the almost clarinet like sound of some sopranos. It's my first curved soprano and I worried it would feel like a toy in my hands but so far it's just a smaller, more comfortable and easy to hold, but full sized saxophone. No adjustment at all in my playing. I also like that I can hear myself easier compared to a straight soprano. It is a little hard to use a sax stand though. I use a Hercules and it works in spite of the small size of the bell but it doesn't hold it as well as the alto or tenors. It won't fall off or anything but it's not held very securely and it can move if touched. Jean Paul instruments are basically Yamaha type quality, but at a much lower price point. I'm not a shill, I have just never been disappointed with their instruments in spite of their low price.
Review: Excellent Curved Soprano Saxophone - I bought this saxophone 18 months ago, and it was one of the best purchases I have made at desertcart. It has given me 18 months of real pleasure. Some background may be instructive. I learned to play the clarinet when I was about 14 and enjoyed this instrument throughout my life. When I became a Senior Citizen, it became more difficult to play the notes in the high register. I then stopped playing the clarinet for 20 years. I inherited an alto saxophone after these 20 years and with the help of some books and you tube, I learned to play it. Because of its keys and the conical bore, I found the alto saxophone easier to play than the clarinet. The clarinet has a cylindrical bore, and many of the holes are occluded with fingers rather than keys. I found this curved saxophone to be of high quality and it comes with an excellent case and the backing of a responsible company. I enjoyed playing the lighter curved soprano saxophone so much, that I decided to also buy a straight soprano saxophone. As this company did not sell a straight saxophone, I bought a considerably more expensive Yamaha Model YSS-47511 straight saxophone. This is also an excellent instrument, and I also enjoying playing it. However, even with the neck strap the straight soprano saxophone is more difficult to hold in the proper position for this senior citizen. I usually play the straight soprano sitting on the couch and resting the bell on my new knee. I include these personal details, as most experts say that when playing the soprano saxophone, maintaining the proper pitch is more difficult than with an alto. This is probably true, so it is best to learn the basics on an alto. Once you do this, and you want to try to play the lighter soprano saxophone, I think this instrument is an excellent place to start.

## 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 | B07MFZP7JT |
| Best Sellers Rank | #96,917 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #203 in Saxophones (Musical Instruments) |
| Body Material | Brass |
| Color Name | Gold |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (81) |
| Date First Available | January 10, 2019 |
| Instrument Key | B Flat |
| Item Weight | 2.2 pounds |
| Item model number | SS-400GP |
| Material Type | Brass |
| Product Dimensions | 19 x 11 x 6 inches |

## Product Details

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

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Like my other JP instruments, this does everything right and nothing wrong.
*by K***E on September 18, 2020*

This is my 3rd Jean Paul saxophone, I have their Alto, and Tenor as well and it's as high quality as the others. The horn blows in tune and there are no intonation issues. All the springs are strong enough for fast playing without slop, and the keywork is responsive. I had previously purchased an Ammoon straight soprano and it was junk, keywork bent from use, intonation and tuning were all over the place, and the springs were too weak on some keys. The pack in mouthpiece looks like a 4c knock off and it's brandless. I tossed it to get a real Yamaha 4c mouthpiece. It includes a neck strap in the box, cork grease, a Rico reed, and those white gloves nobody ever uses. Cosmetically there is 1 flaw on the left hand trill mechanism, The brass in one part has a dark blemish like tarnish that won't come off. It's not in an easy to see part of the horn though at least. The rest of it is cosmetically fine. No scratches, dings, or anything like that. The octave key mechanism that switches octave holes for throat tones was very slow when moving from A to G like it literally took a full second for the neck octave pad to move back and forth. It didn't have the problem if the fingering was done first then the octave key depressed. It turned out it was the silicon covering on the octave pin binding on the octave key itself. IE silicon doesn't slide super fast across brass. I put a drop of oil on the silicone sleeve and that instantly resolved the problem. The sound and playability of the instrument are excellent. I've used it in a few recordings already and I love how the tone cuts through the mix but without being harsh. It sounds more like a normal saxophone than the almost clarinet like sound of some sopranos. It's my first curved soprano and I worried it would feel like a toy in my hands but so far it's just a smaller, more comfortable and easy to hold, but full sized saxophone. No adjustment at all in my playing. I also like that I can hear myself easier compared to a straight soprano. It is a little hard to use a sax stand though. I use a Hercules and it works in spite of the small size of the bell but it doesn't hold it as well as the alto or tenors. It won't fall off or anything but it's not held very securely and it can move if touched. Jean Paul instruments are basically Yamaha type quality, but at a much lower price point. I'm not a shill, I have just never been disappointed with their instruments in spite of their low price.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Curved Soprano Saxophone
*by B***2 on February 21, 2025*

I bought this saxophone 18 months ago, and it was one of the best purchases I have made at Amazon. It has given me 18 months of real pleasure. Some background may be instructive. I learned to play the clarinet when I was about 14 and enjoyed this instrument throughout my life. When I became a Senior Citizen, it became more difficult to play the notes in the high register. I then stopped playing the clarinet for 20 years. I inherited an alto saxophone after these 20 years and with the help of some books and you tube, I learned to play it. Because of its keys and the conical bore, I found the alto saxophone easier to play than the clarinet. The clarinet has a cylindrical bore, and many of the holes are occluded with fingers rather than keys. I found this curved saxophone to be of high quality and it comes with an excellent case and the backing of a responsible company. I enjoyed playing the lighter curved soprano saxophone so much, that I decided to also buy a straight soprano saxophone. As this company did not sell a straight saxophone, I bought a considerably more expensive Yamaha Model YSS-47511 straight saxophone. This is also an excellent instrument, and I also enjoying playing it. However, even with the neck strap the straight soprano saxophone is more difficult to hold in the proper position for this senior citizen. I usually play the straight soprano sitting on the couch and resting the bell on my new knee. I include these personal details, as most experts say that when playing the soprano saxophone, maintaining the proper pitch is more difficult than with an alto. This is probably true, so it is best to learn the basics on an alto. Once you do this, and you want to try to play the lighter soprano saxophone, I think this instrument is an excellent place to start.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good product
*by J***S on June 3, 2024*

The gold soprano was playable out of the box. Good intonation through the registers needed most of the neck cork to tune but this is true of most sopranos. Solid build and good gold finish. A good value horn.

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