Alto Saxophone Signature

Skeptical at first, now am a fan!

I got back into playing the alto sax after taking a 25 year break. My comrades convinced me to try these reeds…and I was amazed at the consistent quality and playability of the reeds. I have tried all of them. They don’t dry out and are ready to play, right out of the box. They work for both Jazz and classical playing.

Perfection, as always.

It’s been a while since I’ve purchased a new Legere reed and it was time. Some ppl say they only last a few day/weeks, but I’m not a professional player, using them 12 hours a day, 5-7 days a week. I have gotten a good years worth or more of playing, on a single reed. I take good care of them and sanitize them every so often. They last me way longer than any box reed ever has, with better consistency and immediate playability that I have come to love from Legere. I highly recommend the Signature series for its flexibility. Depending on the mouthpiece I’m using, I can go from blending in a concert group setting, to slicing through and projecting in a soloing situation. You can’t go wrong when they offer the comparison chart and an exchange program. Worth it every time.

Alto Saxophone Signature reeds

I've been using Légère reeds for many years, and I'm always pleased with the consistency and response. I played a Selmer C** mouthpiece for many years, and I found both the Signature and French cut reeds, 3.75 strength, worked well. I recently starting playing a Selmer Claude Delangle mouthpiece, and I prefer the response of the Signature cut on this. The 3.75 strength gives me the most control at all dynamic levels over the entire range of the instrument. However, I can use a 4.0 Signature if I'm practicing altissimo or want more resistance.