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Good, stable, does it job
coming from a cane reed, I was a bit skeptical of the synthetic reeds.
After getting over the the feeling in the mouth where the reeds doesn't really get wet, everything that came after is a breeze.
each time you pick it up, it blows the same way from the first note.
storage wise, it's less sensitive to storage condition, a big plus in my opinion.
sounds good, depends a lot on the player and the mouth piece. The reed does it job allowing the musician to express themselves.
After getting over the the feeling in the mouth where the reeds doesn't really get wet, everything that came after is a breeze.
each time you pick it up, it blows the same way from the first note.
storage wise, it's less sensitive to storage condition, a big plus in my opinion.
sounds good, depends a lot on the player and the mouth piece. The reed does it job allowing the musician to express themselves.
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I loved American Cut Reeds!
I have used Studio and SIgnature reeds for two years, so I thought I'd try the American Cut when they came out. I find them to be much better than the other two lines. The sound great, and blow easy. If you like synthetics, or if you'd like to try them, I definitely recommend the American Cut.
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