D'Addario Organic Reserve Altsaxofoon Riet - Sax Riet - Individueel verzegeld - 2,5 Sterkte, 10 Pack

Brauchbare Blätter.Bin noch beim ausprobieren.

Pack de 10 anches en bambou "bio", enfin la version américaine du label. C'est vrai que c'est toujours mieux de ne pas téter des hanches pleines de produits, mais ce point là me semble surtout marketing.Testées en 2.5 par un débutant, le son est bon, rien a redire de ce côté là. Pas de différence notable avec une hanche classique qui vient d'un magasin spécialisé à part la longueur plus courte de presque 1cm (oui c'est beaucoup mais je ne saurais pas dire ce que ça change ou pas).

Très bon produit mais manque aussi de régularité. 3 anches sur dix sont parfaites des les premiers sons.

Grande risposta per classico. Prezzo sicuramente da migliorare! Veramente troppo care!

I usually play a strength 3 Reed so was a bit apprehensive about trying a whole box of 2.5s.However I put one of these on and it sang beautifully. Easy to tongue a low Bb at ppp but equally holds its own on top F#. The attack is good and precise but I found it squeaks on occasions. This will be easy to adjust and I can always clip the tip to add a bit of strength. I played whole evening with good dynamics and a clear tone but feel the Reed will lot last that long.As well as a clear tone, I also felt like I had a clear conscience and I never consider that bamboo was grown using pesticides, herbicides and synthetic fertiliser. I just though naively that bamboo was naturally organic.So it’s admirable that D’addario claim these to be the first certified organic reed and it does make you feel more responsible as a saxophonist.However these reeds come at a price. 50% more than the non organic Reserve reeds to be exact and although I haven’t compared, I bet they play exactly the same.So no real incentive other than ones conscience to go organic and does it really cost 40% more to make these reeds?I like also that these reeds have no markings on the mouthpiece side which makes them lie flatter on the mouthpiece. I tend to shave the back side with my reedgeek anyway but I somehow feel the back should be totally flat for a better seal.Finally I like that they come in cardboard sleeves (no plastic) but they are individually wrapped with plastic film. I’m not sure if this is necessary. Remember when reeds cam in boxes with three parallel loose reeds separated by paper packing from the next three?Overall opinion is yes these are very nice reeds but the jury is out in whether the cost justifies the fact they are organic.