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Author: ffrr
Date: 2005-04-12 04:45
I just realised, reading some older postings here, that when (most) people say Rico reeds are rubbish, they are talking about a different reed to what I initially purchased. I have never seen an "orange box" Rico. All my local store sells are in a Blue box and called Rico Royalles (or some similar spelling - don't have on in front of me).
That explains why I felt I was doing OK with them - they must be better quality than what I read about.
Are these blue box ones considered OK? They are certainly easy to buy around here than other types, like Vandorens.
Edit:
I've been doing some more searching and found more info. I think I now understand the different types that Rico make, and why my Royals are not so bad....
Post Edited (2005-04-12 05:54)
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