Gonzalez RC Alto Saxophone 2.75

Reeds for Alto Saxophone

Strength: 2.75
Regular cut
Gonzales cane is grown naturally without the use of pesticides or herbicides
Thanks to the ideal climatic conditions found in Argentina, these reeds offer optimal oscillation behaviour and an excellent overall quality. Gonzalez is the world's largest producer of cane.
Quantity per package: 10

Available since February 2014

Item number 334473

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Material Wood

Strength 2.75

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Geduld!

blaetterwald 04.05.2020

Je besser die Holzqualität, desto länger hält ein Blatt. Aber auch die Einspielzeit verlängert sich dadurch. Dieses Blatt sollte man erst beurteilen, wenn man es 3 bis 5 mal eine halbe Stunde gespielt hat. Wenn man das beachtet, bekommt man m.E. eines der besten Blätter, die derzeit angeboten werden. Und das sowohl für Klassik als auch Jazz oder Pop. Vorzugsweise auf einem Mundstück mit europäischer Bahn. Mit amerikanischen Bahnen kann es Probleme geben.
Ich persönlich verwende eine viertel Stärke schwerer als bei Blättern aus französischer Produktion.

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