I prefer playing Légère reeds on clarinet and tenor sax. My sound is very good and I appreciate the consistency and durability of Légère reeds!

I’m 73, and have about 35 years of experience playing in community bands after I got out of college. But, strictly amateur (well I did get paid about $20 a season in one band). I really like that I put the reed on my clarinet and play it. I don’t have anywhere near the amount of fiddling around that I used to do with cane reeds. I like that when I’m playing outdoor concerts I don’t have to worry about the reed drying out if there is a long winded presentation (think Memorial Day). These reeds are an expensive up front investment, but they last a really long time. I rotate a pair of them and might go more than 6 months before I buy a replacement, so they end up being cheaper than the cane reeds I used to buy. I don’t feel qualified to give a recommendation on sound quality, but they sure work for me.

My marching band students love this product! They sound clearer and are easy to adjust from traditional reeds. Overall, this is the best investment we made for our band this year!

The reed is usable and I like the idea of putting a reed on that is ready from the start. Probably for me I need to try a reed that is a half size up.

I so love the Legere synthetic reeds. I'm enjoying the European cut though am just testing out the French cut. I love that you don't have to moist it first like traditional reeds and they synthetics last so much longer than traditional reeds.