Vandoren SR203 Soprano Sax Traditional Reeds Strength 3; Box of 10

Vandoren reeds are my go-to reeds. I spent a lot of money on a single synthetic reed because someone suggested it, and I was intrigued by the idea of not having to constantly replace my reeds, as well as the idea of not needing to wet them prior to use. I tried it once and immediately went back to my Vandorens. The sound quality just can't be beat. Also, I've found that Vandoren reeds have gotten much better at being consistent in quality, and I appreciate when they went to the vacuum sealed packaging. They actually seal them in the ideal humidity level, which is cool. Great product. Don't buy the cheap stuff, and don't get distracted with the synthetics.

I play saxophone in an adult wind ensemble, we're pretty serious folk. I use a Ron Caravan mouthpiece on soprano, occasionally a Vandoren Profile if more volume is needed. These work so well with both.

I'm a professional musician and have been playing over 45 years... the Vandoren name is a very trusted name. These reeds work perfectly for my soprano sax! They perform excellently, easy to play cold, still gives me good range and of course they don't warp, last a long time and allow me to play without worry! Get you some!

I normally use Java red box reeds, but wanted to try the Traditionals. Like the Java, these reeds are very consistent in strength and position of the "heart".

It’s hard to find soprano reeds locally, so I turned to Amazon to find them and at a good price. I am still working out what works best for me in strength while learning the soprano but I like Vandoren on my alto and tenor. So I will give these a go.

Fit well on my mouthpiece.

I like how it sounds good value for my money.

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