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Vandoren Java Tenor Sax reeds thickness 2.5
Item no.:
10007775
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Product information
Vandoren Java reeds were developed in 1983 for jazz and pop music. A larger piercing and more flexible blade tip than the traditional blade allows vibrations over a larger finish with maximum flexibility. This type of backbone gives the musician more flexibility when playing, as the resulting range of elasticity is very wide. JA stands for jazz, VA for variety (light music) and of course for... Vandoren. Vandoren Tenor Sax Reeds Java thickness 2.5:
- Country of origin: France
- Cutting: Unfiled
- Instrument reeds: Tenor saxophone
- Packing unit: 5 pieces
- Reeds: reed wood
- Reed thickness: 2,5
- maximum flexibility
- developed for jazz and pop music
About Vandoren
Since 1905, the Vandoren company from Paris has been selling high-quality reeds for clarinet and saxophone, as well as mouthpieces and accessories. Eugène van Doren, the founder, was a clarinetist himself and knew exactly what was important when making reeds. Soon he was not only making for himself and his colleagues, but for clarinet and saxophone players all over the world, so he was producing the reeds on an industrial production using machines he had developed. His son and grandson continued the business and turned it into the tried and tested brand that, to this day, provides excellent support to wind instrumentalists in their search for the perfect sound with their products.
