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Legere French Cut Bb Clarinet Reeds
Catalogue No: awLEG-BBF275
A refined symphonic reed that gives players a richness and stability in tone, with just the right amount of resistance. The French Cut’s revamped profile emphasizes an even material distribution but retains a thin tip, providing artists with the ideal mix of quick response and subtle resistance.
French Cut reeds are available in quarter strengths from 2.50 - 4.50. If the strength you need is not listed, please contact our specialists.
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A refined symphonic reed that gives players a richness and stability in tone, with just the right amount of resistance.
Marrying scientific research with a love for reed-making, the creation of the French Cut underwent countless refinements, considering feedback from devoted artists. The aim: a synthetic reed that meets the sonic quality of traditional reeds while maintaining all the advantages of a synthetic reed. Responding to players’ desires, the French Cut stands as a combination of age-old preferences and modern innovation.
The French Cut’s revamped profile emphasizes an even material distribution but retains a thin tip, providing artists with the ideal mix of quick response and subtle resistance. This design produces a sound that’s rich and resonant, all while catering to the orchestral performer. The French Cut offers a dark, centered tone allowing for a wide range of sonic expression. Unlike other cuts, the French Cut intentionally suppresses high-frequency overtones, delivering an intense body and depth in its sound.