Legere Reed For B♭ Clarinet 3 1/2 3.5 Resin Signature Legere European I was keeping these in stock, but I haven't had a chance to use them, so I'm putting them up for sale. Manufacturer's Product Introduction ■ Legere's 4 Major Features [1]. No need to break them in before playing, and they don't wear out easily. Regular cane reeds generally have a lifespan of about 2-3 weeks, but Legere reeds can last almost indefinitely unless they are physically damaged. [2]. They don't absorb water, so their condition doesn't change. Regular cane reeds change over time as they absorb moisture. Players must be careful with reed rotation to prevent them from absorbing moisture too quickly and must maintain their condition. Legere reeds don't change, so you can focus on playing and practicing. [3]. Harmless to humans and can be disinfected. Legere reeds are made from polypropylene. This material is approved by the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) for even food use, making it a very safe material. [4]. The biggest point is the tone that can be used in a performance. Used by clarinetists from the world's two major orchestras, Wenzel Fuchs of the Berlin Philharmonic and Ernst Ottensamer of the Vienna Philharmonic. Legere reeds are used by professional players because of their good tone. ● Signature Series The Legere Signature Series was researched, developed, and released based on the results of months of testing by top players, including Larry Combs of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The playing feel, depth, warmth of tone, and responsiveness to articulation are very close to natural cane reeds. The Signature Series is recommended for all performers who have not found the appeal or ideal sound from other natural cane reeds. Type: Clarinet Accessories/Parts: Reeds Type: Clarinet