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Author: kdk ★2017
Date: 2020-07-25 21:54
Feliped80 wrote:
> What other reed brands would you recommend?
It also depends on why you play the plasticover reeds in the first place. Is that just what your first teacher started you with, or is there something about the covering you want to keep? If a water-resistant covering is something you want, you could try Legeres. They're *all* plastic - no cane at all. There are also Forestone reeds, which are made of a resin and cane mixture, Silverstein "ambipoly" (synthetic) Alta reeds and a couple of other plastic/synthetic reeds you could find with Google.
If you're not deliberately avoiding cane, there's an endless array of choices.
Karl
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