Légère Reeds - Alto Saxophone Reed, Signature, Strength 3.50 (ASG3.50) - Premium Synthetic Woodwind Reed

This reed is absolutely amazing. It sounds so good, does not need to be wet and is very durable. It has lasted months and still seems to be in as good of shape as when it came out of the box.

I thought I would try out the Legere synthetic reeds. I had been using cane reeds and got tired of only finding a few in one box. I am very pleased with this reed. I most likely will not return to cane reeds. The sound is good throughout the range of my horn.

Great quality, presentation and so forth. I just am used to Vandoran 3 1/2 Java and I needed this reed to be a little softer. I am going to keep it around to keep my embouchure in shape and use on certain pieces while going ahead and ordering a Legere 2 1/2. My Nephew just got one that he let me play on and it is AMAZINGLY easy to make speak. I played it on his canon ball and my Selmer paris series iii. Both were with my Meyer 5 mouthpiece.

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My standard reeds. I've used these to get into music school and win a competition. Since buying this I moved down to a 3, since I changed to a more resistant mouthpiece, but still great. I am also interested in trying in the future Légère's European Signature sax reed, once it's released, and D'Addario's new synthetic.

My sax player loves these. Great to pick up the horn and play instantly without wetting. Cost is the same as a 10-pack of cane reeds, where you may only get 3-4 usable reeds. Cost effective if you handle it carefully. There is a table on the Legere website that helps you match the hardness to your cane reed. Once you dial it in your won't go back.

It’s great for marching band or when you need to play right then and there but if they could get the sound of a cane reed, they’d monopolize the reed industry.

Works like a charm. I've only had to buy 2 in the past year of playing with these. It's easy to chip if you're not careful though.