Select Jazz reeds feature the thickest spine and blank of D'Addario's jazz reeds, with a traditional tip shape. The Select Jazz cut offers great projection, focus, and a vibrant sound. Offered in third strengths, rather than half strengths, so players can choose the most precise strength for their individual equipment.
D'Addario Woodwinds Select Jazz Unfiled Alto Saxophone Reeds
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Premium reeds for bold, pure jazz tone.
Select Jazz reeds feature the thickest spine and blank of D'Addario's jazz reeds, with a traditional tip shape. The Select Jazz cut offers great projection, focus, and a vibrant sound. Offered in third strengths, rather than half strengths, so players can choose the most precise strength for their individual equipment.
Outstanding control and projection
Available in both Filed and Unfiled models for the full range of saxophones
Available in third strengths (soft, medium, and hard) from 2.0 to 4.0
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Functional
- Good Quality
- Improves Sound
Cons
Best Uses
- Concerts
Comments about D'Addario Woodwinds Select Jazz Unfiled Alto Saxophone Reeds:
The best cane in the world.
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- All The Reeds Are Usable
- Fairly Priced
- Great Sound
- Have Recommended Them
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about D'Addario Woodwinds Select Jazz Unfiled Alto Saxophone Reeds:
The reeds are consistent. I have since purchased them also for my clarinet use and find them all good; they provide nice sound. I have recommended them to my music colleagues.
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Comments about D'Addario Woodwinds Select Jazz Unfiled Alto Saxophone Reeds:
These reeds are stuffy and require adjustments to make playable. I am a long time user of Rico and assume this is an issue with the cane. D'Addario would be wise to play test reeds before releasing them to the public. Many complaints on Sax On The Web regarding these reeds.
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I've played Rico Jazz Select (3S Unfiled) for about 15 years. They were the best, most consistent reeds I've ever played. These D'Addario reed are not those. They produce a sound that is thin to the point of anemia, a sound possessing no core whatever. I allowed a good, long break in period and the reed gave up before two sets. (I would get 6 to 8 reliable sets out of the Ricos). I've played eight reeds from two different boxes. The reeds refuse to respond when rapidly switching between registers making difficult passages even more difficult. In short they commit the cardinal sin of musical equipment: They get in your way.
Comments about D'Addario Woodwinds Select Jazz Unfiled Alto Saxophone Reeds:
My private instructor introduced me to these reeds, and i have to say, i love the tone you get out of them. They play well in all registers, and have a nice, Jazzy, and piercing sound, and it projects very well. I would recommend these to anyone looking for a piercing jazz tone, it's perfect for that.
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