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Rico Plasticover Alto Saxophone Reed

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Rico PlasticoverAlto Saxophone Reed


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Product Description
Rico Plasticover
Whether in moist tropics or in desert heat, Plasticover responds instantly. The durable, plastic coating also provides a clear, projecting tone, making Plasticover a favorite with jazz, studio and pop musicians. Box of 5.
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Plasticover


Designed to resist moisture and climate changes, Plasticover is ideal for doublers who need to make quick changes between instruments, and for use in outdoor ensembles such as marching bands.

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MaterialPlastic Covered Cane
Quantity5


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It was love at first sight!
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by Daniel 5/31/2008 10:09:46 PM
Musical Experience: 3 years in #1 Jr. High Band in Louisiana
Style of music: Any and all
Hometown Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Well I have used many different kinds of reeds, from Rico to Vandoren, to Rico Royal, but no reed has ever responded so well the first try. I played on my band director's Martin 880 this past year and I was using Rico Royals, but it took a couple of days to break in. This was troublesome due to the fact that I chipped my reed the day before state festival. I used the chipped reed because I had a solo and using a new reed would cause more problems than the chipped ones. This, of course, was before I knew about Plasticovers. I went to the local music store the other day because I needed a box of reeds. I was in the mood to try something different so I chose the Plasticovers because I had heard some good things about them. When I got home I was exited about using the reeds and I put them on my mouthpiece without bothering to wet it any. The sound came instantaneous! The sax I use now since school is out is a cheap "Selman" I got off of eBay because I am somewhat of a cheap person. I hadn't played it in about a year and the mouthpiece on it was new and cheap as well. Anyway, I have never heard or played anything like the Plasticovers and I plan to use them from now on!


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The best I've tried
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by Don 3/21/2008 6:25:35 PM
Musical Experience: 40+ years rock and jazz
Style of music: Rock, Jazz, Funk
Hometown Syracuse, NY
I've tried probably 20+ kinds of reeds, and these are the best I've played. The response is immediate like a synthetic, but with a reedy quality.


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Amazing Reeds
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by Erik 1/30/2008 12:51:50 AM
Musical Experience: 7 years/gigging
Style of music: pop jazz
Hometown Colorado
These reeds blew me away the first time I played them. They are not your typical straight-up jazz reed though. I decided to try them out when I found that one of my favorite sax players, Dave Koz plays on them. They really helped bring out that pop sound I had been looking for. I also play in pit orchestras and the reed is very reliable when I'm making quick horns switches. I play on a Beechler and it seems that these reeds work very well on the metal mouthpieces. The reeds are usually consistent and they last for a very long time. The last one I played on lasted me almost 6 months and was still very strong! You should definitely try out these reeds.


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Suprisingly Good
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by Joe 11/18/2007 10:34:06 PM
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