Fibracell Premiere Tenor Sax Reed
Product Information
Why does Fibracell sound so good? Because it's not plastic and it's not cane. It's the most highly developed composite structure ever engineered for woodwinds!
With Fibracell You Get:
- The same 'woody' tone as cane but with better sound projection.
- A reed that is great for doublers because it does not require soaking.
- A reed that is playable in all weather conditions, not affected by heat or humidity.
- A reed that does not swell, warp or soften when wet.
- A reed that lasts up to six times longer than cane with no unplayable reeds, making it less expensive to use than cane.
- Quick response for better articulation, excellent pitch stability and intonation in all ranges, even for the clarinet.
- Brilliant overtones for a full, vibrant, resonant tone.
- A reed with the same weight and stiffness as cane - cane floats and so does Fibracell (try that with a plastic reed!)
- A reed that keeps its shape and retains resiliency longer than cane.
- Outstanding durability, due to a bonded film on the bottom that helps resist tip splitting.
- A product that is made in the USA, by a former music educator.
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Fibracell Premiere Tenor Sax Reed Reviews
I have been using Fibracell for long enough to know they are utterly dependable, consistent and durable.
Good response and very hard wearing, they last for ages.
Reeds are reeds--they are fine.
I do NOT like being told toi wriote a certain number of words!!!!!!
Reeds are reeds they are fine
I do not like being told that I must write a certain number of woids!!!!
better quality than what you get from REEDS DIRECT.
It's good but not what I was expecting. It's a plastic reed that feels like a cane reed. I preferred the Plasticover reed.
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