| Description | BG Standard Ligature for Tenor Saxophone Rubber Contact | Bay Ligature for Alto Saxophone. | Vandoren Leather Saxophone Ligature and Cap Sets | Vandoren Leather Saxophone Ligature and Cap Sets | Vandoren Optimum Gold Plated Ligature for Baritone Saxophone with Cap. | Vandoren Leather Saxophone Ligature and Cap Sets |
| Content | This is one of the most popular ligatures on the market used by professionals world wide. BG Standard has a unique rubber pad on the inside of this well made fabric ligature, allowing the reed to vibrate freely yet producing a dark covered sound. Comes complete with plastic mouthpiece cap. | These are very nice ligatures, made of a thin metal allowing more vibration of the reed. Large thumb screws allow for ease of tightening. Available in Rhodium or Gold finishes that do not tarnish. Add the rubber padded lining for a darker sound. | The Leather series is the ideal marriage of tradition and innovation. In addition to the time-tested leather construction, the Leather series features three interchangeable plates that give the musician a myriad of possibilities. Put craftsmanship and technology at your disposal. | The Leather series is the ideal marriage of tradition and innovation. In addition to the time-tested leather construction, the Leather series features three interchangeable plates that give the musician a myriad of possibilities. Put craftsmanship and technology at your disposal. | This ligature has 3 different pressure plates that easily change to produce different sounds.Plate 1 produces a rich sound with great resonance and staccato. Plate 2 produces a very compact and centered sound. Plate 3 give the player total freedom and a very flexible sound. Gold Plated.See Detailed Image Below. | The Leather series is the ideal marriage of tradition and innovation. In addition to the time-tested leather construction, the Leather series features three interchangeable plates that give the musician a myriad of possibilities. Put craftsmanship and technology at your disposal. |
