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Author: Juanzen
Date: 2019-11-01 05:44
How tight you make it depends on the type of ligature, I would agree that metal should only be snug because you can warp the ligature itself or damage the reed/ mouthpiece.
Now a leather/string ligature should be tighter than what you tighten a metal ligature at in my opinion, some even need to warp shape in order to match your mouthpiece ligature, so if you don't tighten it enough it won't work as it should.
Post Edited (2019-11-01 05:45)
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