The SaxArm

SAXSEAT LTD

£180

The Saxarm For Saxophone Support Universal attachment so you can attach it to your favourite music chair or stool. Very portable so you can carry it to gigs or events, only weighs 1.2kg and will fit into most Sax cases Saxarm: The Ultimate Support for Saxophone Players The Saxarm is an innovative saxophone support arm designed to revolutionize the way musicians play while sitting. Engineered with precision and built for comfort, the Saxarm reduces strain on the back, shoulders, and arms, allowing saxophonists to focus solely on their performance. Key Features: Universal Fit: Compatible with mo

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SAXSEAT LTD, number 15562375. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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