Vandoren V16 Tenorsaxofoon 2 doos met 5 rieten - Riet voor tenor saxofoon

Me encantó la calidez de su sonido, este modelo desde hoy ya será mi favorito, no puedo ya cambiarlo por otras, la medida y modelo es perfecto para mi por su versatilidad!

思ったような音でじゃなくてがっかりです。ですが、リードが悪いんではなくマウスピースとの相性が悪かったです。まさにリード沼。

Muy bien, bastante rápido, saludos

It's so hard to write a review on reeds that will help others, because how good a reed will be for each person depends so much on the mouthpiece you're using, and the saxophone on which you're playing, and of course, on your embouchoure, playing style, choice of music, etc. So, let me first say -just for a frame of reference - that I am using these reeds with a Runyon Custom Spoiler mouthpiece, on a Cannonball Big Bell Stone Series Tenor, I mostly play jazz and rock, and my general playing style and my embouchoure are both pretty relaxed.So I got a box of the V16s in the mail today, pulled one out of the box, soaked it and broke it in a little bit, and slipped it onto my runyon (without the spoiler inserted). After about 3 seconds of playing, i decided that I LOVE these reeds!! I played on that one reed for about an hour, and what I can say so far is this: On the Cannonball with the Runyon mouthpiece, the sound is pure and clean, centered, full, and warm. My note-bending even sounds better with these - more precisely in tune with the pitches in my head, and I can get a little buzz going when I want it, but I dont have to deal with any at all when I dont want it. At all volumes, every note across the whole standard range of the horn popped out smooth and easy. I havent messed with altissimo yet (I dont normally play up there). I'll update if i find any problems with that in the next couple of days. If I dont update, it means altissimo range was just as sweet as the rest of the horn.Im not sure how to explain it simply, but I think the best description would be that I felt really "at home" as soon as I blew the first note with the V16. I didnt have to force anything. I was able to focus completely on playing, without having to work hard to control the reed. Im so happy I found these!! I've been playing on ZZs until now, and I really loved them, but I was looking for something else - something more to my tone, that I just wasnt getting with the ZZs. Im glad I went looking! Also, this may very well have just been a fluke, as it is certainly not common in general, but ALL 5 of the reeds in the box I got look perfect! I havent played all 5 yet, so some of them may not play well after all, but none of them are chipped, cracked, split or warped. Oh, and the V16s run a bit stiffer than the ZZs. These run about like Java Reds. So a V16 #2 is between the strengths of ZZ #2 and ZZ #2 1/2, so keep that in mind if you're switching from ZZs.Like I said before, I cant definitively say that anyone else will have the same experience with these reeds as I did, as every setup/player is so different, but I would DEFINATELY recommend giving the V16s a try, to anyone who is still searching for their ideal reed. Fortunately, my search is officially over!

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