Content | Jazz musicians consistently choose La Voz Saxophone Reeds for their powerful tone and flexibility. These reeds are crafted with D'Addario's engineered reed-making technology, featuring a well-balanced profile and stronger spine to bring a full tone to all playing styles.
| | D'Addario Reserve reeds are the result of more than 75 years of reed-making expertise. High-density lower-internode cane, precision natural diamond cutters, optical laser measuring, color video inspection, and state-of-the-art polishing have all been integrated to produce the finest reeds ever. -Crafted from high-density lower-internode cane -High-density cane produces more durable, consistent reeds -Color video inspection sorts cane quality -Optical laser measurements ensure accuracy -State-of-the-art polishing creates a smooth surface -Precision natural-diamond cutting blades maintain reed consistency -Reed Vitalizer 2-way humidity control packs protect reeds from cracking | These plastic reeds will out last any cane reed on the market. Designed with a strong spine to offer greater projection and a brighter sound. Perfect for jazz ensemble, marching bands, or anytime you really need to be heard. Made from an opaque plastic in Soft, Medium, and Hard strengths. One reed per package.
| A JAVA with even more wood.
Thicker tip than the traditional Vandoren reeds and a longer cut.
Sound: more brilliant, more percussive, particularly well adapted to all the new styles of music
Phil WOODS:
Nelson Hill gave me a Vandoren V16! He said, Try it, you'll like it. I tried it. I like it! Eureka! At last, a sensible reed! They feel good and the percentage of usable reeds is incredible. Somebody is paying attention and I sleep a little better knowing that! The base is thicker giving my old, stretched ligature a better grip and the intonation, always a Vandoren tradition, remains true and spot on!
| Frederick L. Hemke reeds provide the dark tone favored by many classical and traditional jazz saxophonists. The design is especially well-suited to traditional, round-chambered mouthpieces.
French filed for freedom of response, especially in the low register, adding clarity to the tone and making soft attacks easier |
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