Features include Material: Tenor saxophones are typically made of brass, with various finishes such as lacquer, silver plating, or gold plating. The choice of material and finish can affect the saxophone's tone, durability, and aesthetics.
Keywork: Tenor saxophones have a larger body and longer neck compared to alto or soprano saxophones. They usually have a range extending from low B♭ to high F♯. The keywork, including the keys, pads, and springs, should be well-made and responsive for smooth playability.
Neck and Mouthpiece: The neck of the tenor saxophone is detachable and typically made of brass. The mouthpiece, which is where the player blows air into the instrument, can vary in design and material, affecting the saxophone's tone and playability.
Sound: Tenor saxophones produce a rich, warm, and resonant sound that is characterist