​Wayne Bergeron is well-known on the international music scene for his ability to bring brilliant performances to a wide range of genres. Mr. Bergeron joined the Yamaha development team in 2006 for initial development of the YTR-8335LA(S) Custom model, which has now evolved to its second generation.
Sought after in the screen music, big band, orchestral, and other fields, Wayne Bergeron demands extraordinary flexibility and versatility from his instruments. To meet that demand, the 1st generation YTR-8335(S) has been thoroughly reexamined and updated. The valve casing is the vital “heart” of any trumpet, and in the YTR835LA(S) it has been revised with heavy phosphor bronze bottom caps for the first time in the Yamaha trumpet lineup. The results include brilliant high notes, accurate pitch, and rich harmonics that raise custom trumpet performance to soaring new heights.

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Engineering innovations and functional excellence from the player's perspective. Each and every Yanagisawa saxophone part and technology embodies a spirit of craftsmanship driven by an endless quest for the ideal in tone and the ultimate in playability.
At Yanagisawa, we blend advanced technologies with traditional Japanese devotion and skill to meticulously handcraft the finest saxophones in the world.

It is with great pleasure we are able to offer the Yanagisawa Saxophones for you to try, test & play instore. These are fantastic instruments, quality made with fast key action, centered tone with a strong sweet sound.

Buy a Cheap Musical Instrument and Your Child will Give Up
If you are looking to invest in a musical instrument for your child or school band, please buy a Good Quality brand of instrument as it is an investment in your Child’s future musical endeavours, enjoyment, life and possible career.
In over 20 years of being a Musical Instrument Repair Technician and working for various music stores our advice is to invest in a Good Quality Musical Instrument.
The main problem with a Poor Quality Instrument is:
Your child/player will get Frustrated, Lose Interest and will Give Up.

Build Quality
Poor Quality Cheap Materials - result in the an instrument that won’t play, mechanisms won’t work, parts will bend and break, pads rip and tear, corks crack & split. Materials will rust, corrode & tarnish faster, which will cause parts to stick/jam and fail. Poor quality materials cause instruments to have bad intonation, poor sound quality and it will be difficult for your child/player to play with other children/performers in their bands. If the poor quality instrument keeps falling apart, parts keep breaking and jamming and sounds bad, Your Child/Player will get Frustrated and Give Up.

Sound Quality
Poor Quality Cheap Instruments Sound Bad. A new beginner needs an instrument that plays as well In Tune as possible. Intonation of a musical instrument is everything. If you can’t tune your instrument you can’t play your instrument. If you instrument doesn’t tune/pitch correctly your child won’t develop their ears to hear intonation, pitch and sound correctly.If a Poor Quality Cheap Instruments Sound Bad: Your Child/Player will get Frustrated and Give Up.

Feel & Response
Poor Quality Instruments Feel Bad. Poorly made instruments either feel very sloppy in the action of their moving parts, key-work/valves or the moving parts key-work/valves jam. The construction and care in making the parts and connections (screws, pins) mechanism fit is crucial for an instrument to play well and feel great. If a Poor Quality Instrument Feels Bad to play: Your Child/Player will get Frustrated, won’t Practise and will Give Up.

Economics & Waste
Poor Quality Cheap Instruments,if they can be fixed, will need more maintenance and cost more in repairs, more often. Some can’t even be repaired and don’t stay adjusted. We have stopped accepting Poor Quality Cheap Instruments for repair. Poor quality cheap instruments are a waste of our Earth’s precious resources and are “Throw-Away” disposable products, but they should not be. There is no resale in a poor quality instrument, you will waste your money. A good quality made instrument could last for 50 years and be used by many beginning musicians.
If you need any advice in what instruments you should invest in, we have the time to talk to you, answer your questions and we have the confidence in Good Quality Musical Instruments. ​

The Solution
Buy the Best Quality Instrument, that is affordable, for the level the player needs.

You don't have to buy the most expensive instrument available,
but you do have to invest in the best you can afford. This could be a Brand New instrument
or a Great Second Hand Instrument of Good Quality.
 It is an investment primarily in your Child's musical future, but also an economic investment. 

If you invest in a Good Quality Musical Instrument the Build Quality is better. The materials are better quality which are stronger so the instrument will last longer. The parts/components of the musical instrument fit together properly so the action/response of the instrument Feels & Responds Better.
The Good Quality Musical Instrument has a better centre, meaning it is more In Tune, with better intonation which then Sounds Better.  
If the instrument is better overall it means your child can learn and progress at a faster rate,
enjoy themselves and stick with playing a musical instrument for as long as possible.
Learning a musical instrument isn't easy. It takes time and effort, but is fundamentally rewarding. 
Good Quality Musical Instruments will last a long time with the correct maintenance and care. Where you win as an investor in a Good Quality Instrument in in the players progression, we aren't wasting precious resources and your resale value. 
Please avoid putting road blocks in the way of musical learning and exploration. 
Invest in the right tools for the job. 

Custom Yamaha Oboe RRP $10,999

FEATURING
• Updated reed receiver
• New bell design
• Revised B key pad cup
• Philadelphia D key adjustment screw
• B Resonance Key
• Revolutionary new tone hole design
The new YOB831II encompasses
flexibility to meet the demands of the modern oboe player.

To add to the Yamaha CSG range we are are now stocking the YCLSE Bore series Custom Clarinets.
With a tapered bore & undercut tone holes the sound & projections of this Clarinet is quite amazing.
​In Store to try today!!

Brand New Yamaha Clarinet Model YCLSE Artist, Just arrived in Australia. In Store at In Tune Music  NOW!! 
The most refined Yamaha technology and craftsmanship have been applied in creating a flagship clarinet that answers the needs of top artists worldwide: the YCL-SE Artist Model. Retaining the fundamental SE Series concept of warm, richly expressive tone, critical elements such as the bell and tone holes have been redesigned with innovative features garnered from development of the CSGIII for a sublime combination of precise pitch and expressive freedom.

This is probably the most beautiful & best sounding Clarinet I have played!!

Yamaha oboes have achieved clear sound quality and sperb intonation by dramatically improving precision and stability of the bore. Also to cope with various quality issues inherent in wooden wind instrumentsm Duet+ models employ innovative techniques to form a protective layer next to the air column. The combination of precious wood and state-of -the-art resin is not simply a "Duet" of tradition and technology - it's a "Plus" advantage indeed!

SystemSimplified Conservatoire (semi-automatic octave system)
Key systemsIdentical to models without the 'M' suffix
Mechanical features3rd octave key, Left-hand F key, Fork F resonance key
Trill keysC#-D#, F#-G#, Ab-Bb, A#-B, B-C#, left C-D, right C-D
Pads8 cork, 15 felt pads
Body materialGrenadillaInsert injected ABS resin (upper joint)
Key materialsSilver-plated nickel silver keys
ToneholesABS resin (except metal octave vents, upper joint only)