D'Addario La Voz Baritone Saxophone Reeds, Medium Hard, 5 Pack
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Reeds for the bari sax Those Reeds are awesome! My skills as a saxophonist are average, and I'm not a professional or even experienced musician. I have used other brands for years, but I have not tried It was an excellent tone and response from the reed, which I was very pleased with. The medium hard strength was stiffer than a 3 even though it is a medium strength. In other brands, that number is 5. In order to get use to the stiffer response, I have had to lightly sand the faces of several reeds. The reed would be of utmost benefit to anyone who wants to find ways to improve their current instrument's tone. I would like to thank Mr.
Take your money and use it responsibly. It's almost certain that this review is paid for in whole or in part. An incredibly disappointed customer who was tricked into purchasing these slabs of wooden garbage was tricked into purchasing them. A box of 10 medium-sized chocolates was bought by me We received 5 hards, 4 of which were cut improperly (the base of the reed went all the way up the side), and 3 of which were so thinned out at the top that they were physically unplayable for any good sound In the case of the 3 that did work, they died out after a week and the sound quality was the same as a standard Rico size 2, which is Vandorens is the way to go. Waste of money in every way. Reeds are extremely expensive to begin with, so I've never felt so cheated out of money before. Despite trying to find a way to give a 0 star review, I'd find a way to give below that amount. If you are thinking of buying Rico reeds, be extremely cautious. In Rico's eyes, quantity is much more important than quality.
In addition to playing the D'Addario reeds, I have also played or recorded all of the Vandoren reeds for baritone saxophone. La Voz is the first time I have ever purchased a product, I would never use any of the three available reeds on a performance, and of the 10 I made, only 3 were usable. As a result, they could only be used in the most strict It's true that these are inexpensive, however they are not even worth so much as Regardless of what D'Addario or Vandoren string you choose, it's better to buy another.
Normally I use Vandoren reeds, however these are a great substitute for daily playing (since they are about half the price of Vandorens). They do deliver what they promise, but at the cost they are an excellent value. I would recommend them to players of any kind. Amazon offers a convenient and easy way to place an order.
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The LaVoz reeds I've received are the right stiffness for me and very consistent across the board with the rest of them.
It was as described, and arrived in a timely manner.
Beginning Bari in the winter of my 6th grade year, the reeds that my director usually gave me were standard Vandorens with a strength of three or three. The Selmer C* that he ordered for me has made me the 5th overall and I now have the reputation of "over-achieving" We make any brass sound loud enough in my band (Even on band trips, when 7A bands march, we march 3A) because I play really loud with the correct reeds because I play really loud. The reason I usually purchased Rico more often than Vandoren reeds is that they are generally more playable right out of the box, produce a better tone of sound, and as such I usually purchased the Rico Royals strength Normally, I'd purchase reeds at a music store for $5, but my mom got these on sale, so I bought them for $5. I am used to 4 and did not want to change. A few days ago I decided I was going to be looking for a 5s, as I had a problem with medium-sized homes I was familiar with "hard" reeds as I was at the opposite end of the spectrum with the hardest strengths, but I gave them a try and fell in love with them. My first impression of the reed was that it has a rich, full tone like only the highest strength reeds can offer, but right out of the box the reed played smoothly and was easy Reeds that used to only last a few weeks because of hairline cracks in the middle are no longer an issue as they have so far stood up to as much air as I have been pushing and the sound produced is not as flat or distorted at higher volumes. They have the tone quality of a 4 or 5 but the ease of a 3. Their quality is comparable. " said a friend of mine. You should get around 10 boxes if you buy 5.
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