Contrabassoon Clarinet Reeds
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from 2421 reviewsI've been using Legere Signature and American Cut reeds on my tenor for about two years and I love them . But the new French Cut is so nice . The French Cut gives my slightly bright Yamaha sax a nice fat sound . I suppose "classical," is the correct adjective. This reed works well in my concert wind band . But, also, in my jazz band, the French Cut helps me come through a nice vintage Jazz sound, ala Dexter Gordon. So again, I'll say a big ,"fat," sound . This is my new favorite reed.
Finally got to try the Legere Signature on Bari! I've using them with good results, for a while on tenor. But on the bari sax, the Signature is even more flexible and still projects well over a loudiish band. Very happy I tried this reed on bari!
This reed gives me just enough edge while still having a fat tone. The ease of play, flexibility, and consistency are huge pluses over cane reeds.
I have only used the reed a couple of hours. So far it is great!
I like the Reed better than other Reed I used. It produces great sounds and every one I got meets my expectations.
I really enjoyed these Legere reeds. This new French cut is very nice. Definitely a darker sound which I enjoy.
This is a big improvement over the European cut reed. Tone is great but the best part is that the altissimo register is very playable. While I would use the European for practice and giving lessons, I would feel comfortable using the the French cut for a performing. For me, finally a reed I can use for any playing situation.
I have been using the Signature model for several years and have been very satisfied. This American cut is an improvement over that one. All ranges play very well and the tone is is very nice. My only issue is that it is a little wide for my old metal Selmer C* mouthpiece. However, it works great on my Meyer 5M and my old classical Rousseau mouthpiece.
Great bassoon reed. Responds easily and tone is good. Will definitely buy it again
I love my fake plastic reeds. They last way longer than a box of reeds and are way more reliable. They don't seem to care about humidity or temperature. Just put them on play a little and you are good to go!