D'Addario Woodwinds' Organic (Organics) series uses only completely pesticide-free and synthetically fertilized reeds. Inheriting the popular “Jazz” series, these innovative reeds are friendly to both players and the earth.
A classic tenor saxophone reed, called the blue box, is used worldwide by professionals and amateurs alike. The sound is well-balanced from bass to treble, and the outline of the sound is clear. It is preferred by wind band players, but it is also popular with a wide range of users such as jazz and rock.
D'Addario Woodwinds' Organic (Organics) series uses only completely pesticide-free and synthetically fertilized reeds. Inheriting the popular “Reserve” series, these innovative reeds are friendly to both players and the earth.
Only high-quality materials with a sweet, fruity scent grown in the Var region of southern France are used. They are particularly compatible with jazz mouthpieces and have an edgy sound. Each piece is hand-selected, so they are of high quality and are used by a wide range of people, from beginners to professionals.
D'Addario Woodwinds' Organic (Organics) series uses only completely pesticide-free and synthetically fertilized reeds. Inheriting the popular “Jazz” series, these innovative reeds are friendly to both players and the earth.
Called the Green Box, it has the brightest tone among Vandoren's tenor saxophone reeds. Flexible, responsive, and rich in overtones. Since its development in 1983, it has been loved by jazz players around the world.
Only high-quality materials with a sweet, fruity scent grown in the Var region of southern France are used. They are particularly compatible with jazz mouthpieces and have an edgy sound. Each piece is hand-selected, so they are of high quality and are used by a wide range of people, from beginners to professionals.
La Vose is a standard jazz reed along with Rico. It features a bluesy and powerful sound. It has a unique strength setting that best matches the settings preferred by jazz players. For tenor saxophone, medium strength.
A classic tenor saxophone reed, called the blue box, is used worldwide by professionals and amateurs alike. The sound is well-balanced from bass to treble, and the outline of the sound is clear. It is preferred by wind band players, but it is also popular with a wide range of users such as jazz and rock.