Neotech Soft Harness, Loop Attachment Saxophone Strap (2501252)

The strap is very comfortable and relieves the pain in my neck - it is as advertised I feel as though my tenor doesn't have a weight to it. My problem is that I have not found a way to adjust it in a way that makes it comfortable to be played. I can tighten the main strap that controls the height until it's as tight as it will go, but my mouthpiece is still a couple inches too low for me The other strap that goes around the waist also raises the mouthpiece to the right height, but it does so at an odd angle and overall the strap is so tight my sax comes too close to my chest. I played with the adjustment for weeks but finally gave up. The best thing to do is try different sizes and/or brands at the store you plan to buy from so that you can be sure you will be comfortable wearing it. In addition, I reported to Amazon months ago that the product description is incorrectly listed as a guitar strap instead of a sax strap, but I see that has not been corrected yet.

Alfredo Barry

| Jun 13, 2021

As far as I can tell, the harness supports my tenor sax much better than the standard neck harness It does not hurt as much as a strap. However, after an hour or so I feel some fatigue and discomfort. Additionally, I find the harness to provide very LIMITED range of motion with the sax. It keeps the sax centered, so no playing to the side can be done. It's also very difficult to move it forward. My desk can be adjusted to a higher position. But it cannot be adjusted to a lower position. A larger person could use it with ease since it's at a good height. It can be adjusted to meet the needs of a shorter person, and they may even find it low enough for them.

I also have a lot of trouble opening the clasp because I tend to double up a lot. This is because too much of the harness is in the way, and not enough room is available between the harness and the Since you cannot move your hand away from your body like a normal neck, there is nowhere to put your hand as you can not move it away from your body It is strapped. My current situation does not permit me to switch horns within a short period of time. In addition to the PRICE and DURABILITY, this product is also a good value. The construction is solid and strong. A minute is needed for it to be on, which consists of disconnecting each end from the other, throwing it over the respective shoulder, and re-connecting We'll connect it somewhere near the middle, at the bottom. I wouldn't call it hard, but I wouldn't call it easy either. For someone with a smaller frame, it might be easier just to remove each shoulder loop. The pros are Support is good, the clasp is strong, the price is reasonable, value is good. The movement of the shoulders was limited, disconnects were slow, and connections were still weak after a while.

Alonso Lim

| Jul 22, 2020

Having retired at the age of 60, I'm enjoying my social security check. My instrument is an alto sax, and, even though it's not a big one, normal neck straps can have a detrimental effect on my back and neck. By distributing weight evenly between the shoulders, this harness is perfect for carrying heavy loads. This makes me able to play longer without feeling as if the muscles are being strained. It takes a bit of time to figure out how to adjust the harness properly (instructions are nonexistent). You can figure it out by looking in the mirror and making sure the shoulder straps are symmetrical. In most cases, the strap does not need to be adjusted again once properly aligned for your body unless your clothes thickness The seat is easy to get into and out of if you just pull one side, put your head and arm through, and then lock it. It needs to be clipped. This is highly recommended if you want to avoid unnecessary strain while playing the piano.

Maia Williamson

| May 04, 2021

The distance our 11-year-old son has traveled from mid-foot to the end of the yard It was exactly in the shortest range of the X-axis from his shoulders to the hook of his baritone saxophone Modelling over a long period of time. In other words, we bought an X Model long, thinking that it would just work for him and give him space to grow. The shortening of the instrument which was ordered by the customer could not get the mouthpiece to fit at the right location. When the device has a smaller body (and a VERY HEAVY instrument), the weight of the instrument pulls it forward, causing the shoulder pads to bulge In turn, this leads to an instrument that is As a result, we ordered the regular version, which based on our measurements should have been able to fit. It turned out to be a similar problem for us Despite our best efforts, we were unable to shorten it enough, and had to go with the junior version instead That we were able to get to fit when the neck strap was fully cinched am comparing the Junior and Regular versions of the watch, and the main difference is the straps that go around the sides of the body are shorter on the Junior model than on the regular model. As for the front strap, it has been reduced by about one inch as well. A shoulder pad and a back plate There are no differences between the junior and senior back straps (I was hoping the junior. Additionally, it would be narrower between the shoulders, but that isn't the case). I like this harness because it's very soft, as you can see in the picture -- An instrument as large as the student is truly intimidating for any musician! However, he did have to go through some trial and error before finding the right size.

Truett Norton

| Feb 05, 2021