Yamaha Tenor Saxophone Ligature, Brass

Does what it needs to - holds reed firmly in place on Yamaha mouthpiece.

This ligature is of outstanding fit and finish. It actually looks better than the one that came with the YAS-275. We keep several "on board" as they tend to become bent and somewhat distorted. They are also easily stripped by the younger members of the family. Don't ask me how, but we have even lost one once.I like my instrument to look good and when the ligature becomes scratched or discolored, it's time to change it.Very happy with the price and shipping speed as well. It took only about ten days to receive it here in Saudi Arabia.

It arrived flattened like a pancake, very cheap and flimsy. I’m returning it, don’t waste your time like I did!

I'm a tenor sax player. This ligature is made of very thin metal that bends easily. Mine arrived partially squashed and I had to bend it back by molding it to my mouthpiece. As they say you get what you pay for. However the ligature does still work so I'm saving it just in case for some reason I need a back up. Another way I used it is that I had some older ligatures without screws so I was able to use the screws in this ligature on my vintage Meyers mouthpiece that I'm now using again.

Good product - well built, strong - good price.

Good quality my son is still using it for his 1st year in HS marching band.

I bought the Yamaha 4c mouthpiece from a different website for an old tenor sax and it improved the tone and ease of play, but it didn't come with a ligature. This YAC-1611 ligature fits the 4c perfectly and holds the reed firmly. It is solid and a good buy.

what can you really say about a ligature? works just like it should. I like it :-)