In recent years NUX has been able to earn a respectable place on the international scene with products related to the world of stringed instruments and electronic drums, giving rise to an ever-growing community of musicians and enthusiasts.
Building on this momentum and on the strength of technology acquired in its historic markets, the brand is now also entering the electronic wind instrument scene with the new NES-1, a digital saxophone that also supports trumpet fingering.
Integrating various tonal controls, user presets, Bluetooth, MIDI, and 50 sounds including woodwinds, brass, strings, synthesizers, Chinese instruments, and other styles, the NES-1 stands as a true sonic laboratory, both for those moving into more classical territories and for those who want to dare more.
Techniques such as overblowing are not a problem, thanks to the ability to play notes on four octaves, while the optimized layout of the physical keys minimizes the playing of accidental notes.
And could NUX's true flagship wireless technology have been missing? Of course not: for live performances and convenience of use in any situation, the NES-1 is equipped with a built-in 5.8GHz wireless system.
From an aesthetic point of view, the NES-1 boasts an elegant design, with two available finishes: White and Grey. Let us now take a closer look at its main features.
