The Playtech by Victory PAS-50V Alto Saxophone is now in stock.
Playtech by Victory is a collaborative brand created by Sound House's comprehensive in-house brand, Playtech, and Victory Musical Instruments, a widely recognized musical instrument manufacturer popular throughout the United States and beyond.
By combining Sound House's extensive expertise with Victory's technical excellence, every aspect of the instrument—from design and manufacturing to quality control—is carefully managed. Guided by the concept of "Making authentic sound more accessible," Playtech by Victory delivers exceptional quality and outstanding value, ffering instruments that satisfy everyone from beginners to advanced players.
The newly arrived PAS-50V is an alto saxophone that combines effortless playability with a rich, resonant tone. Its key mechanism features a screwless system that eliminates the use of pivot screws, helping prevent looseness and unwanted noise caused by long-term wear while providing smooth and stable key action. In addition, the adjustable palm keys can be customized to fit each player's hand, allowing for a personalized setup and ensuring comfortable performance for musicians of all skill levels.
This model is also used by Marika Ono, saxophonist of the idol orchestra group I-OK. We invite you to experience the outstanding performance and craftsmanship of the Playtech by Victory PAS-50V.
Marika Ono – Profile
Marika Ono was born in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, and is a clarinetist and saxophonist.
She began studying piano at the age of seven and clarinet at the age of twelve. She graduated from Nagoya College of Music, where she majored in clarinet.
While still a student, she launched her performing career in Tokyo and Nagoya, and held her graduation recital at The Concert Hall of Nagoya Electric Cultural Hall.
Her musical activities span a wide range of genres, from classical music to pop and jazz, including collaborative concerts with Mr. Koizumi, a violinist of the Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra.
In 2023, she released her first album, "Kagami to Watashi -face to face-", and continues to actively compose and release original music. In 2025, she embarked on a five-city concert tour as part of her solo career.
She is also active as the saxophonist of the idol orchestra group I-OK.
Since the group's debut in 2021, she has performed on nationwide tours and at solo concerts at Toyosu PIT. In 2024, she appeared in the group's solo concert at Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall (Yaon).
I-OK's third album, "Watashitachi, Honki Desu!!," released on March 22, 2026, reached No. 1 on the Oricon Daily Album Ranking dated March 21.
The group's second solo concert at Toyosu PIT attracted a record audience of 1,061 attendees, the largest in I-K's history. Through numerous performances on large-scale stages, Marika continues to bring audiences throughout Japan a unique entertainment experience that combines live instrumental performance, singing, and dance.
Playtech by Victory / PAS-50V