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Re: Reed break in process by Mark Nuccio

Author: kdk ★2017
Date: 2009-11-24 13:32

The screw in a Rovner, of course, can be reversed so the same ligature can work as a standard or an inverted one. You can't reverse the screws on most metal or plastic ligatures because the thread is on one side and the counter-bored side without the thread is on the other. You have to go through the unthreaded side first so the screw can grab the threaded side and pull it in.

Ligatures like the Bonade inverted and the Gigliotti are made with room opposite the screws to receive the reed, and with screws that are designed to be turned by the right hand (great for us righties, I imagine a pain for lefties).

For anyone who's lost, none of this, of course, has anything to do with breaking in reeds - just someone's observation about Mark Nuccio's ligature in the video.

Karl

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