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Having been a professional performer and teacher for years, I have constantly kept my eyes and ears open for excellent saxophones for myself and my students. For the last 7 or so years, I have put many of my students on the Unison 7002's because I feel that they are a solid saxophone for the price. I've not found another horn on the market that offers as solid construction and even playing for anywhere near the price.
I have recently revised that opinion though. The Series II model of Unison's S300 alto offers no doubt the best bang for the buck. I find it to be a free blowing horn, with great pitch and evenness of tone. Several of my students are playing on them now, and are thoroughly enjoying the experience. After trying dozens and dozens of the Unisons, I find that they are some of the most consistently well built saxophones out there. Many other brands seem to come from the factory with a great variance in response and pitch, but the Unisons do not. One after another, they are just a great saxophone.
I have recently revised that opinion though. The Series II model of Unison's S300 alto offers no doubt the best bang for the buck. I find it to be a free blowing horn, with great pitch and evenness of tone. Several of my students are playing on them now, and are thoroughly enjoying the experience. After trying dozens and dozens of the Unisons, I find that they are some of the most consistently well built saxophones out there. Many other brands seem to come from the factory with a great variance in response and pitch, but the Unisons do not. One after another, they are just a great saxophone.