Should beginners start with this? – Nuvo jSax Review

The Nuvo jSax is a starter instrument designed for young musicians who are just starting out. I recently did an unboxing and review of it so that you can get an in depth look at how it stacks up for beginners.

Assembly & What is Included

The Nuvo jSax does come with assembly instructions in the case, but I was able to assemble it pretty easy without them. It includes:

• A case with a detachable strap
• Two reeds
• Tone hole seals
• A fingering chart

Kid-Friendly Features

One of the highlights is how easy it is to replace the reed on this. It slides in very easily and is designed so that it is automatically centered, which is really great.

It has a lightweight but sturdy build. It has adjustable thumb hook, so that the player can place it in a position that is most comfortable for them.

The inclusion of silicone tone hole seals serves as “training wheels” for young players, making the learning process more accessible.

Who is the jSax Made For?

This instrument is great for children aged 5 to 7. It serves as an excellent introduction to playing an instrument with a reed, which makes it ideal. The instrument’s plastic construction, with a rubber bell, ensures durability against typical use by younger kids.

Conclusion

The Nuvo jSax, is a promising option for introducing young children to the world of wind instruments. Its innovative design, user-friendly features, and kid-centric characteristics position it as a valuable stepping stone before transitioning to more traditional instruments. Parents looking to ignite their child’s musical journey might find the Nuvo jSax a great choice. Check out this review next of another plastic instrument, the Venova, for a look at how it stacks up against a real saxophone.