D'Addario Rico Alto Saxophone Reeds, Strength 2.5, Pack of 10
Details
- Colororange
- BrandD'Addario
- Instrument KeyB Flat
- MaterialBrass
- Style10-Pack
Description
🎶 Elevate your sound with reeds that professionals trust!
- TRUSTED BY PROS - The go-to reed for students and professionals alike, featured in top symphonies and jazz clubs worldwide.
- CONSISTENT QUALITY - Each reed crafted with precision for a perfect seal and reliable response every time.
- EFFORTLESS PLAYABILITY - Designed for beginners and educators to ensure immediate, clear sound with minimal effort.
- COMPLETE WOODWIND RANGE - Available for all saxophones and clarinets, supporting your growth across instruments.
- PREMIUM NATURAL MATERIALS - Made from naturally-grown cane in the USA, ensuring authentic tone and durability.
D'Addario Rico Alto Saxophone Reeds Strength 2.5 come in a convenient 10-pack, crafted from premium natural cane in the USA. Designed for ease of play and clear sound, these reeds are the standard choice for students and educators, delivering consistent quality and trusted performance across all levels.
Specifications
| Item Dimensions | 3.06 x 0.87 x 2.68 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.01 Pounds |
| Style | 10-Pack |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Color | orange |
| Material | Brass |
| Instrument Key | B Flat |
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Reviews
E**M
Sound quality
Durable and sound quality
T**G
good
like
A**T
Good quality
Great product for the price my daughters music teacher recommended it and so far so good no complaints. Will by again
D**O
Industry standard for a reason
There's a reason nearly every band student has at least heard of Rico orange box reeds. They're the middle of the road jack of all trades of saxophone reeds. A 2.5 or 3 is just as at home in the mouth of a jazz musician as a classical saxologist.Unfortunately, it's been my continued experience that at least 1 in every pack is going to be unplayable, and at least 2-3 more need some attention. The absolute easiest tweak you can do that I've found saves 9*9% of my "bad" reeds from being thrown away or used as a toothpick, is a simple nail file.I have a bunch of nail files in different size and grit that I use on my actual fingernails, and they're literally a dime a dozen, but I like a nice, soft, fine grit for reeds, preferably one that's just big enough for youi to hold the reed between your finger and thumb while you GENTLY run the file over the facing of the reed. You don't want to take off a lot (Unless it's literally tree bark and you're already sure it's a dud anyway). Just a little at a time can go a long way, no special tools or training required.
K**R
Great quality/ price
Great tool for my young musician.
H**Y
Quality
Very nice reeds
P**E
All good here.
All good. Not much to say here. Exactly what you’d expect - no humidity or moisture issues. None broken upon arrival.
O**Z
Buenas
Las recomiendo para los que quieren experimentar un nuevo sonido en su saxo.
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