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In order to reach a better sound, around 2 minutes of playing in is recommended
Similar to cane reeds, the reed breaks in during the first 30 minutes
Break-in is required only when using the reed for the first time. During this process, the internal structure of the reed will realign to your mouthpiece and embouchure.
Manufactured using precision chemical engineering, providing a high degree of consistency across all reeds
Reed can be modified with a reed knife or sandpaper
Manufactured using environmentally friendly food-grade materials
Available sinceOctober 2019
Item number471893
Sales Unit1 piece(s)
MaterialPlastic
Strength3
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Silverstein Ambipoly Jazz Tenor 3.0
Silverstein Ambipoly Tenor Jazz 3.0
Reed for Tenor Saxophone
* Strength: 3.0
* Concert grade reed with a round and warm ...
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Achtung bei der Stärkewahl
Andi-84 23.03.2021
Für ein Plastikblatt finde ich das Ambipoly sehr gut. Mir ist das 3er eher zu hart, ich spiele bei den meisten Marken die Stärke 3, aber hier hätte ich ein 2.5er nehmen sollen.
Ich hab mit dem Blatt weniger "Grip" mit der Unterlippe als mit einem Holzblatt, da fehlt mir einfach die Struktur des Holzes. Daran kann man sich aber sicher gewöhnen. Für mich ein gutes Übeblatt!