Yamaha YTS-62 Purple Logo Hi all, I'm new here and I need some help. I'm buying a Yamaha Tenor 62 Purple Logo but I am worried because I don't know the year of manufacture and if it is a really vintage instrument. Download Idraw For Mac Free.

Also, the serial number begins '0' and, according with the article below, it is not a professional instrument. Can you help me with these questions? I should buy it? It's a good idea buy a 'Purple Logo' or is better wait for a new one 62 model? Thanks a lot, Savio There are three basic rules to follow when looking at the rest of the Yamaha model number: 1) The First Number is the Most Important – the higher the first number, the higher the grade of the instrument. Generally professional models start with 6, 7, 8 or 9 (or even a letter like CSV), intermediate models will start with 4 or 5 and student instruments start with 2 or 3. There are of course exceptions, but the higher the first number, the higher the grade.

Selmer Professional Tenor Saxophones. The original silver remains 100% on body of the sax. The serial number is103 XXX it means the. Yamaha Professional Tenor. However, there is an extant serial number chart for the Vito 7131RK, which is the Vito-stenciled Yamaha YAS-25. This chart can give. Yamaha student model saxophones were available in alto and tenor — except for the Indonesian-made YAS01Q, which was only available as an alto. The thing really is.