Mauriat saxophones were created in 2003 by the company of the same name, and their brand name is a tribute to the late French bandleader and composer, Paul Mauriat. The saxophones are manufactured in Taiwan, often using imported European brass, and are known for producing a big American-style sound.
A single saxophone body will be hammered as many as 400 times before proceeding to the next technician for final shaping. Each tone hole is drawn from the saxophone one by one to ensure the precision and consistency required for excellent response and intonation. The lacquer process is applied by three separate stages achieving a timeless, vintage look that will last for ages. The final hand engraving process is masterfully accomplished with nothing more than a simple handheld tool and years of experience. Once complete, each instrument is carefully inspected and tested by one of our full-time quality control artists to ensure that our customers receive the absolute finest instrument available.
The brand has become a top brand in the saxophone market and has gained popularity and endorsement from professional musicians.
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