I use American 2.5 on my Link 6* on Tenor.
I don't have to look for or work on reeds anymore--amazingly freeing. I can use my time to prepare and improve. I wish these existed at this quality years ago. (With each cane reed, you are adjusting slightly -even unconsciously...not so with these.)

Before I made my purchase I read the reviews from other Sax players. The reviews were very impressive so I ordered my reed. I've only played on Bamboo reeds so I didn't know what to expect. The sound that came out of my Tenor was wonderful. It never played so well. I immediately ordered one more of a different strength and 2 more for my Alto.

I am now on my 3rd Legere reed. What I like most about this one and the others that I have tried is that they add some brightness to my sound. I perform on an old pre Mark V1 tenor which has a pretty dark sound. I love the way it plays, but, especially for rock gigs, it is helpful to have the additional brightness.

I’ve been using this reed for about 2 weeks and it I amazing. It has a beautiful sound and is also very responsive and bright. The low notes play easy and are very clear, and the high notes are also very crisp and bright. However I would suggest going up in strength a tiny bit from what you would usually play on a cane reed.

Like the Signature, love the American! Great for bright and edgy, but can lay off just as well. I can imagine both Dexter and Brecker enjoying the American cut, plus it pairs well with all my mouthpieces. Well done!