All the saxophones – and much more – in one instrument you can play late at night on headphones. The Roland Aerophone AE-10G is the Graphite Black version of the Aerophone AE-10 digital wind instrument. With traditional sax fingering and a mouthpiece breath sensor, it feels familiar to sax players, and it is a good step into wind playing for learners.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Saxophone players who need silent practice at home, students starting on a wind instrument, wind players in bands and churches who want many sounds, and producers who want a breath-controlled MIDI instrument.
What’s in the box
- Aerophone AE-10G
- AC adaptor
- Mouthpiece cap, neck strap, band
- Dedicated hand carry bag
- Owner’s manual and safety leaflet
Specifications
| Key layout | Saxophone compatible |
|---|---|
| Sound generator | SuperNATURAL acoustic, PCM synthesizer |
| Preset tones | 128 (Version 3.00) |
| User tones | 100 |
| Effects | Multi-effects, chorus, reverb |
| Controllers | Breath sensor, bite sensor, performance and octave keys, thumb controller, tone button |
| Display | Custom LCD |
| Connectors | Input (stereo mini), phones/output (stereo 1/4-inch), USB computer (USB MIDI), DC in |
| Speakers | 2.8 cm x 2, 1.5 W x 2 |
| Power | AC adaptor (DC 5.7 V) or 6 x AA Ni-MH (sold separately) |
| Battery life | About 7 hours (1,900 mAh Ni-MH) |
| Dimensions | 128 (W) x 93 (D) x 574 (H) mm |
| Weight | 855 g (with batteries) |
| Colour | Graphite Black |
| Type | Digital wind instrument |
| Inputs | Stereo mini input |
Good to know
- Batteries are not included; only Ni-MH AA rechargeables can be used – carbon-zinc or alkaline cannot.
- There is no Bluetooth on the AE-10G; connect to a computer by USB.
- Roland lists the AE-10 series as discontinued; its replacement mouthpiece is the OP-AE10MPH.
FAQ
Is it loud enough to replace my sax on stage?
The built-in speakers are for practice. For live use, Roland recommends connecting the output to an amplified speaker.
Does it work with a computer?
Yes – USB MIDI, class compliant, so it uses the computer’s built-in driver.





























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