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 Ligature MP, Reed Combo's
Author: MGT91123 
Date:   2013-10-12 14:29

Hi,
So I was practicing last night, slid my ligature over the reed, tried to tighten it, and the screws are very loose. My fear is that the screws will come out. I'm looking for a replacement. {My instructor said too.} But my question is that I'm curious what to try and what might work. I use a 5RV Lyre and a medium La Voz reed. I thought about a Rico H Ligature, and can't get something pricier. What do you guys use as set up?
MG

Buffet E-11
Buffet Moening Barrel, 65 mm, Backun Protege 65mm
Vadoren BD5 Mouthpiece
Vandoren M/O series gold Lig.
Gonzala's FOF Reeds 2.5


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