I sat next to a girl that would constantly 'latch and unlatch' between pieces and when the director would work with another section. Sometimes she put it between her lips and imitate a duck.
About drove me batty.
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Play the Music, not the instrument.
If anybody's still looking at this, I was interested in TENOR reeds...
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I've tried several different kinds and strengths of synthetics and I have not had a great experience with them at all. Legere, legere studio cut, legere signature, fibracell, and several others all in various strengths...I've tried to like them but I hate how they vibrate and how fake they feel on my lip. I feel like the mouthpiece is gonna slide right out of my mouth. This is my own opinion though, and obviously opinions vary, but as for me, synthetics haven't worked that well for me.
Are you looking to buy them by the box, or just a few single reeds?
I have a yellow box of Alexander Superials 3.5. Unused, I bought them maybe 5 or 6 years ago.
Interested?
Whatever the cheapest but I'm thinking with shipping, boxes would end up being cheaper, except if someone would send me an assortment of hard reeds of different brands.
Not hard enough, sorry man.
Looking at this chart : http://www.saxophon-service.de/shop/z_57.htm anything under the #4 column will be too soft.
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What size horn?
Tenor, sorry.
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I have boxes of the following available...
Plasticover #4
Vandoren Standard #4
Vandoren ZZ #4
Vandoren V16 #4
Rico Grand Concert Select #4
Hemke French Cut #4
Rico Jazz Select #4 Medium & #4 Hard
La Voz #Hard
PM'ing you.
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BTW I just noticed I have two hard synthetics which I don't use. One is a Hard Hartmann Fiber reed, the other a Légère #4. Both are playtested only.
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