EASTROCK Jazz Tenor Saxophone Reeds 2.0/2.5/3.0 Professional Tenor Sax Reeds for Saxophone Beginner and Saxophonist Strength 3.0-5 Pack
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- Premium Quality Materials:Crafted from carefully selected natural high-quality reed, the premium tenor saxophone reeds ensure durability and longevity, ensuring that it holds its shape and sound quality over time. Whether for practice or professional performances, it maintains excellent responsiveness with minimal wear and tear
- Exceptional Sound Quality:The EASTROCK jazz tenor saxophone reeds are designed with a filed cut, delivering a bright, crisp tone coupled with a full, rich, and centered sound, ideal for pop and jazz music, experience powerful explosive playability that elevates your musical performance
- Individually Reed Holder&Bagged:Each tenor saxophone reed comes individually bagged, ensuring maximum freshness and extending shelf life. The included individual reed holder makes it easy to carry and store your reeds hygienically. Enjoy the peace of mind that your reeds remain in pristine condition until you're ready to play
- Versatile Strength Options:Available in assorted strengths (2.0/2.5/3.0), these tenor saxophone reeds cater to different skill levels. The number indicates the hardness of the reed, the higher the number, the harder the reed, and the more breath you need, you can choose the perfect fit for your musical expression
- Suitable for All Skill Levels:The advanced craftsmanship of this reed provides a perfect balance of flexibility and stiffness, allowing for a smooth and effortless playing experience. Whether you're just starting out or you're an advanced saxophonist, this reed offers excellent playability, allowing you to explore different playing techniques and musical styles with ease
Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
Package Dimensions: 4.3 x 1.2 x 1.2 inches
Item model number: tenor-saxophone-reeds
Date First Available: June 5, 2024
Color Name: Jazz
Material Type: Reed
Size: 3.0
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Love these reeds since they make playing saxaphone (for an old guy) much easier.
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025 by Chief2756
I'll start off acknowledging my bias against "cheap" reeds. As a band teacher (beginning through high school), I've seen far too many students hampered by their folks trying to save a few dollars--they often end up with a box of 10 reeds for half the price, but only 1 or 2 reeds out of that box give a consistent sound. Though it hurts my budget, we purchase "orange box" reeds in bulk for my middle school students who are using school instruments--about 70% of my students are below the poverty line and use school instruments, which means providing reeds as well--those reeds prove to be reasonably consistent and get student to the point they're able to assess for themselves if the sound issue they're trying to correct is the instrument, their embouchure, or the reed. Now that's acknowledged, these are pretty decent reeds. My first check is if the cut is symmetrical (many cheap reeds are much thinner on one edge than the other). These passed that test. My second check is to soak them and see if they warp. These passed that test too. At that point, I tried one and shared two others with two of my high school beginners. All three got a decent sound out of the box, though I did end up shaving a bit from my reed to improve the response, and recommended the same for the two I shared. For me, an "ideal" reed for beginners would be one that requires little or no adjustments. These aren't as "cheap" as the cheapest reeds on here, but they're also not much cheaper than the typical name brands. For myself and my students, we'll probably stick with the name brands, but I wouldn't cringe if a student brought these in.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024 by DN
The thing with Reeds is that they need to be made meticulously in order to vibrate properly and work well. That's why people typically steer clear of "off-brands" and work with name brands, or reeds that have a great reputation. I went ahead and tried these reeds out, and let me tell you, I was blown away! This Reed (I picked strength 2.0) worked especially well with my Rico Graftonite C7. The tip opening is 0.105" (267mm) and its facing is 0.944" (24mm). This is roughly a 7* tip opening. The Chamber is small. By pairing this Reed with the Graftonite C7, I achieved a bright, gritty sound, and it was easier to do a lip-out embouchure. This combo also packs a large amount of power, perfect for playing in an echoy place without a mic. This reed will not match with closed mouthpieces like the Yamaha 4c or the Bari Espirit, or classical-like mouthpieces like BetterSax Classic or Fobes Debut. The exception to this would be a beginning student who does not have a lot of air strength, then they may be able to use this on a Yamaha 4c. Overall, I thought this reed would be another "off-brand" reed, but this reed blew me away!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025 by Isaac
I didn't know what to expect from these reeds, but they ended up working really well and had a good sound right out of the box. I'm not a professional tenor player by any means, but I would definitely consider buying these again. The cut is symmetrical on these reeds, so they aren't cheaply made. For the price, you can't go wrong getting these.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025 by JWSpaceMan
Reeds are a very subjective matter, so take my review with a grain of salt; and try a box for yourself. They are nice reeds. The cost is about half of what I would normally expect to pay, and they worked for me. To really know how good they are I will have to play them for a long time, but right out of the box they performed as, to better than, expected. My testing method was to pick two random samples, soak them, and play them without adjustment. I first warmed up a little with my normal 3H-4 reeds for a few minutes, then tried the new reeds. I mostly noodled around, testing the range, playing scales, trying low and high notes at different dynamics & with the slightly different embouchures I might use depending on the type of sound desired. I did not use every reed in the box. They immediately felt pretty good so I may as well use them as needed. If I feel differently later, I will add to my review. But, for now I'm happy with them, and will consider buying them. At this point, I would not hesitate to recommend trying them out. You might really like them. If I were to teach beginning band again, I would stock up. Only downside, I found it difficult to read the reed strength on the side of the box due to tiny print.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024 by Diangelo1 Diangelo1
I had the chance to try the reeds and really was expecting not to like them. I was quite surprised how well these reeds are playing. Intonation is easy and the 3.0 strength is about the same as my usual 3.0. Very good, especially considering the price. I have tried both the Traditional and the Jazz variants of these reeds and very impressed with both. For the price you can't go wrong .
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025 by shiek_yerbouti
Chalk it up to a newbie mistake, but we ordered these for an Alto sax. Regardless, no problems with our order or these reeds, though they didn't exactly get play time.
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025 by barwick11
Size: 3.0
Color: Jazz
My son is enjoying these reeds for jazz band. He has commented that they allow him to get the full range of notes easily, especially low notes. He said the reeds do have a jazzy sound to them and have made a difference in his music, like it takes you from a 10 to an 11!
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025 by LR66b