- Compact conical bore tone achieved through a branched pipe inside the cylindrical bore, giving saxophone like richness in a portable, lightweight venova.
- Meandering pipe reduces spacing between tone holes, allowing a recorder style fingering that's simple for beginners and speeds up learning.
- Body constructed from durable abs resin with a synthetic pad reed and washable finish, making cleaning easy and ensuring long term resilience in everyday use.
Yamaha YVS-100 Venova Casual Wind Instrument w/ Case - White
Use of "branched pipe"
With a "branched pipe" added to the cylindrical bore, the tone of a conical bore instrument (e.g., saxophone) is achieved in compact size.
Meandering pipe
A meandering pipe is used to shrink the distance between tone holes for a simplified structure to minimize the use of keys. Easy fingering similar to recorders that is easy to play even for those who are new to wind instruments.
Durable, easy-to-handle material
The body made with ABS resin is durable and washable with water. With a Durable resin reed and synthetic pads (for key parts), cleaning is easy.