The Traditional Vandoren Soprano Saxophone Reed

Talk to any clarinet or sax player, and odds are at some point in their career, they or one of their colleagues relied on Vandoren reeds for every performance. Vandoren Traditional Soprano Saxophone Reeds are found in instrument cases everywhere, with over 100 years of high-quality construction solidifying their place as a superior mass-produced woodwind reed. Vandoren Traditional reeds deliver the purest tone possible thanks to their exceedingly thin tip, which maximizes vibrations, along with a dense vertebral column. The result? A crystal-clear sound that’s slightly darker and fuller than comparable reeds. And with their wide selection of strengths and package quantities, Vandoren reeds are catered to students and professionals alike.

Vandoren: a rich legacy of top-tier reed making

Since its establishment in 1905, Vandoren has been all about family. Founder Eugène Van Doren led the company to great prosperity, solidifying Vandoren as a worldwide presence that specialized in reeds, mouthpieces, accessories, and more. Three generations later, Vandoren continues to make waves in the woodwind industry, with clarinet and saxophone reeds playing a critical role in the company’s continued success. Vandoren reeds are constructed from cane grown right in their fields located in the south of France, with all waste material recycled through composting and other means. These high-quality reeds deliver an incredible response in all playing registers, warmer than other similar reeds while adding an unmistakable depth and clarity to your playing. Best of all, Vandoren reeds are available for the complete family of clarinets and saxophones, with a wide variety of strengths, cuts, and pack sizes to suit the needs of players of all skill levels.

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