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an-do-er Alto Saxophone Ligature Fastener Compact Durable Artificial Leather for Alto Sax Saxophone Rubber Mouthpiece

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Features

  • Made of artificial leather.
  • Durable and works well.
  • Comes with a pretty sound.
  • Designed for alto saxophone with bakelite mouthpiece.

Description

This ligature of artificial leather is designed for alto saxophone with rubber mouthpiece. Features: Made of artificial leather. Durable and works well. Comes with a pretty sound. Designed for alto saxophone with bakelite mouthpiece. Note: not suitable for metal mouthpiece. Specifications: Material: Artificial leather Product size: 3.4 3.3 2.5cm / 1.5 1.3 1in Product weight: 23g / 0.8oz Package size: 17 12 1.6cm / 6.9 4.7 0.6in Package weight: 24g / 0.9oz Package List: 1 Ligature 1 Mouthpiece Cap


Item Weight: 0.8 ounces


Package Dimensions: 4.76 x 1.65 x 1.61 inches


Item model number: 4334280138


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: November 20, 2014


Material Type: Metal


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Solid value
Works great and a great price. I would buy again!
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • Very nice
An excellent ligature for all use
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2022 by Omar
    • Buen producto
ligeramente grande para la boquilla Rico B5, suena muy bien
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2022 by Cesar Burgos
    • Perfect for What I Needed
I'm thrilled with mine, and I have a big box full of different ligatures, none of which worked with my new mouthpiece. Sizing a ligature for your mouthpiece can be tricky. Here are the dimensions that matter. X-axis (horizontal) range: 7/8" (22.26 mm) to 1-3/16" (30.16 mm) Y-axis (vertical) range: 15/16" (23.81 mm) to 1" (25.4 mm) These measurements are for the front of the slightly conical ligature. I've found that if the front fits where you want to align it, the slightly larger rear diameter will also fit the conical mouthpiece shape. I needed this for a very expensive, custom, hand-made, TENOR (not alto) saxophone mouthpiece that has unusually thin dimensions. Price didn't matter but the fit had to be perfect. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of materials and construction of this ligature and it does everything that it's supposed to do really well. It even has small protective tabs under the tightening screw, so you won't get any scratches on the top of your mouthpiece. The legendary maker of my custom mouthpiece told me, in no uncertain terms, to only use metal ligatures. I've been playing for 56 years and respectfully disagree with him. What matters is the fit and how effective it is in firmly holding the reed to the table of the mouthpiece. The trick for leather or imitation leather ligatures is to maintain pressure on the underside with your thumb, to ensure it's firmly pressed against the mouthpiece table while tightening it. If the interior diameters of this ligature fit your mouthpiece (remembering to leave room for the reed in the Y-axis), then I'm sure you'll be as pleased as I was with this ligature. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020 by Stephen Ostapower
    • Almost perfect
This is almost the perfect saxophone ligature. It feels very sturdy, it's easy to attach and remove, the ribbed design means it's not easy to accidentally knock your reed out of alignment, and it comes with a mouthpiece cap designed to fit the ligature snugly. The only reason I'm docking it one star is because of the smell. It smells AWFUL. I had to let it air out for 2-3 days before I could even stand to have it under my nose while playing saxophone, and even now, it still stinks a little. I've tried different methods to remove the chemical smell such as rubbing alcohol, but that actually made it worse. If they can do something about that God awful smell, they'll have a winner on their hands. But honestly, for the price, you're not going to do much better. It's just that good, even with the smell. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2019 by Autumn Willow
    • Yeah... Not worth it.
I have used Rovner Ligatures before this one and a few months ago as I had to do some cleaning and moving stuff around. It happened that I lost my old mouthpiece and ligature. It wasn't a problem until I needed to start playing again. So I decided to order this one to just simply get a ligature. Here is my problems with it: The mouthpiece cover doesn't even fit on standard alto mouthpieces and the ligature. It is a little too small and seems to look "stretched" on the mouthpiece. It isn't round either, rather square, so the way it is formed/ sitting on the mouthpiece makes it very loose. I am honestly dissatisfied. I don't mean to shut down any idea of getting one of these, but I must warn against getting one. It is this cheap for a reason. I would highly recommend Rovner Ligatures first. They are $50 and if you don't mind saving a few more bucks, then I would rather get that. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2022 by Mason K
    • Solid ligature!
Review Image by Donald E. Mills, Sr.
Review Image by Donald E. Mills, Sr.
Review Image by Donald E. Mills, Sr.
Review Image by Donald E. Mills, Sr.
Review Image by Donald E. Mills, Sr.
Solid ligature! Easy to use and great seal of reed to mouthpiece. Mechanics still functioning well after many hours of playing. Great value for the cost. Excellent choice for beginning players developing a good sound and tone but very functional for any level. I play different ligatures depending on the mouthpiece but this is always in my arsenal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2021 by Donald E. Mills, Sr.
    • Does the job
It does what it is supposed to and at a decent price
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2021 by Francis M.

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