Contrabassoon Clarinet Reeds

Haven’t started playing on them yet - but looking forward to it. I love the ones I've been using.

These reeds are awesome.

I am an amateur oboist returning after a 20 + year pause. Now I can just play and I sound good! The oboe is now officially a « normal » instrument. It was about time!

Very nice and full sound. No moisturizing time which makes it much easier to switch horns in a performance.

I love my alto sax signature reed. I now use them on all my saxes.

This is my first synthetic reed, and I must say, I'm IMPRESSED. It reacts just like a natural reed and maybe it's mental, but I feel like I don't get fatigued as quickly using the synthetic. I would highly recommend.

I use this with a S90 (170) facing. I prefer it to the signature.

I've been using Légère European Cut reeds since I started my clarinet journey a few years ago. They've been perfect for me from the very beginning and allowed me to concentrate on learning the instrument without having to worry too much about reed maintenance and care. Today, I couldn't see myself using any other brands of reeds. Légères just work and always give me the sound and feel you would expect from a fresh reed, without the headaches of humidity control, unevenness, etc. Also, their reed exchange program and customer service are exceptional. I once had an issue with a reed I had just bought at my local music store, and after contacting Sean King, he sent me a new reed free of charge right away. I'm also convinced that I saved a lot of money over the years and always keep 4/5 reeds in rotation which can last me at least 6 months. Great company and great product made here in Canada!

I have been playing a tenor saxophone about a year now. I used to use regular reeds until I purchased Legere reeds. It is so much easier to play the instrument with Legere reeds. I will try other types of Legere reeds in the future.

I've been using Legere Reeds for about a year and they have worked so good! They give a rich tone in both low and high Notes :D

I bought a tenor & soprano American cut #2 which sounded great & easy to blow.
I wanted a darker sound So I tried Signature #2 It worked perfectly.
Great Reeds!

Tried these for the first time on the recommendation of a friend after being skeptical for a long time. Love playing on them!

I love these reeds!!!

Plays a lot like the American cut tenor reed. I'm not sure there's much of a difference. That said I'm using Legeres on all of my clarinets and saxes from big band playing to symphonic work. They are awesome for woodwind doublers!

3.0 French cut too hard for me.zzI submit form to exchenge.Still waiting for ancwer on my request zTy