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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best jaZZ reeds on the planet,
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This review is from: Vandoren ZZ Alto Saxophone Reeds #3, Box of 10 (Electronics)
I've played just about every jazz reed out there; Alexander's, LaVoz, every flavor of Rico reed, Brancher jazz, and Java's and V-16's and the ZZ beats them all for a powerful, bright, warm, buzzy tone with tons of color. The V-16's are a close second to the ZZ in terms of overall tone, and they are a bit harder than ZZ, so I now use a strength-3 V-16 to practice on, and I use strength-3 ZZ's to perform with. I am looking forward to seeing the next jazz vandoren reed, and to see if they can outdo themselves again! My setup is a Selmer Reference 54 alto sax, New York, USA Meyer 6MM mouthpiece with gold Bay ligature.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A rather enjoyable jazz reed,
By Azimuth (California) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Vandoren ZZ Alto Saxophone Reeds #3, Box of 10 (Electronics)
The ZZ reed is much softer than the standard V16 and seems a bit more jazz prone than even Javas. I really cannot pinpoint what, but these reeds just feel so right for jazz.
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Vandoren ZZ Alto Saxophone Reeds #3, Box of 10 by Vandoren
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