【What is a Bambú Ligature?】 The Bambú ligature, made by the Argentinian woodwind accessory manufacturer Bambú, is a hand-woven ligature made of 100% synthetic fiber. It is designed to allow players to adjust the strength with which the reed is secured in a way that is easy to handle. It also has excellent features such as enabling comfortable staccato and demonstrating sufficient projection. For example, the clarinet ligature calms the sound and makes it easy to produce high notes. In the case of the saxophone ligature, the woven threads vibrate the reed with a different feel than metal or leather ligatures, so it is highly regarded by musicians who are pursuing sound in a wide range. Compared to regular string-type ligatures, it tightens the sound moderately, and has a light tone and moderate resistance. It is used by famous players such as saxophonist Claude Delangle and is highly regarded worldwide.