The European Eb clarinet reed is fantastic!

The European cut for the Eb is great. I’ve never found another synthetic that works well with a good sound on the Eb including the other legere cuts. I’ve asked other players if they can tell the difference in my sound since I switched compared to cane and no one can tell. But you really have do have to switch permanently to adjust well. If you go back and forth with cane you will be frustrated. The high notes will come out great with this cut specifically. The best part with switching back and forth in a piece with Eb/Bb/A you don’t have worry about the reed drying out. That has saved me many times!

I use Bb European Cut Legere reeds regularly, and now I’m committed to the same quality reeds for my Eb soprano clarinet. They are very stable and speak welll even for this small size. Very happy indeed

Very consistent throughout the register and what I expected for using Legere reeds for several years now on all my horns ( Eb soprano, Bb and Bass clarinets and a few saxophones), The whole line of reeds never let me down.

I've been using Bb clarinet reeds for a while, carefully cutting them down with a small hacksaw - which works fine. But I've just had my first "real" Eb reeds, after chatting with Sean at Légère who gave me very helpful advice. I ordered a 2.75 and a 3.0 European cut - tried the 3.0 first and knew the 2.75 would be too soft so got an exchange sent to me, which arrived within FOUR days. Amazing service. The reed: I find the Eb reed is brighter and more "brattish" than the Bb reed, which is a bit more mellow. To me, it also seems to be a bit more stable - perhaps a little easier to play in tune on the eefer. Thanks!!