Légère French Cut Tenor Sax/Bass Clarinet Reeds Strength:3.50 That openness is what gives

That openness is what gives you the wide color range

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Légère French Cut Tenor Sax/Bass Clarinet Reeds Strength:3.50 That openness is what givesTrue story: this past week (I'm writing this in April, 2024) I had a reed disaster. For the first time, I had ZERO reeds that worked on my bass clarinet I had a concert to play in 30 minutes. It was a weird weather day, and it was game time. I had one of these French Cut Tenor Sax reeds in my case that Lgre had sent me to try, and I slapped it on the mouthpiece. And. I. Crushed. It. (not the reed; the concert slammed.) Now, I've tried other cuts of