D'Addario Organique Select Jazz Filed Tenor Saxofoonrietjes – het eerste en enige biologische riet – 2 hard, 5 verpakkingen

D'Addario makes the best reeds for saxophones. They are smooth and easy to play. This is the only kind of reed I use. D'Addario has a variety of saxophone reeds for every level of musician. I love that D'Addario is a sustainable company and I can trust that the quality of their products will never change.D'Addario has a wide range of saxophone reeds that are made for different playing styles. I love the fact that D'Addario is an organic reed company. This is a great option for musicians who are concerned about the health of their instrument. I also love the different styles of reeds that D'Addario offers. These reeds are available in a range of hardness, so I never have to worry about buying my favorite reed again.These reeds are really good for beginners and for those who are looking for a very mellow sound. They work well with a variety of musical genres, from jazz to rock and even funk. They have a great sound, and are perfect for beginners.

素人には硬すぎた！

My favorite reeds. Super consistent. Excellent tone.

First things first. How many of us reed-playing woodwind musicians have even given a thought to whatever chemical residue from pesticides, herbicides and synthetic fertilizers we are putting in our mouths for so many hours? Until these certified organic reeds came our from D'addario, I hadn't. But that alone isn't enough reason for most of us to switch reeds, after spending years finding and perfecting our setup and sound.That's why when I mounted the first Select Jazz reed on my Yanagisawa tenor and blew the first few notes, I was excited by the quality of sound. I chose the filed 2H strength, which according to D'addario's Reed Strength Chart (which you can download from their website) is equivalent to their Rico 3.0 and Legere American Cut 2.5 reeds. D'addario uses a different rating system for their Select Jazz reeds, with Soft, Medium, or Hard following the strength number (2, 3 or 4) instead of fractions like many others.D'addario's environmental commitment even extends to their packaging, eliminating the usual plastic reed case for a thin cardboard sleeve. Each reed is individually sealed in clear celophane, preserving freshness. Each reed has the name and strength laser etched on the outside, instead of printed on the inside like most others. They claim that all their cane reeds will be organic by 2025. With their experience in producing at least 7 cane reed plus 2 synthetic reed models for a full range of instruments, I trust the company's dedication to producing the highest quality reeds.The more I play these Select Jazz reeds, trying them with different mouthpiece and ligature setups, the more I like them. They're quickly becoming my go-to reed for most of the types of music I play. Kudos to D'addario for setting a new standard.

At over $5 per reed I expect better quality. Reed one was made poorly with a heavy ridge along the left side almost to the tip. Reed two made poorly with a heavy ridge along the right side. Using my Reed Geek I was able to eventually trim the reeds so they were playable. Never had this problem with other brands.