La Voz Alto Saxophone Reeds  

Comments about La Voz Alto Saxophone Reeds:

Great sound generated easily with the medium-soft hardness.

Comments about La Voz Alto Saxophone Reeds:

I started playing sax for the first time, so I selected medium soft. So far, each reed has played great, and I have had no problem with them. I recommend them.

Comments about La Voz Alto Saxophone Reeds:

I was introduced to these reeds only about a year ago, but I've been playing on them ever since. They are very consistent and play great! I definitely noticed an improvement in my tone when I switched. On alto, I use Med Hards with a Meyer 5 and a Link 5*, and I also use these reeds on tenor. Can't beat the reed or the price!

Comments about La Voz Alto Saxophone Reeds:

My son has been playing sax for less than a year (following in Dad's footsteps) and we've found these reeds to be among the best for him. They're soft enough that he can handle them, and they produce decent sound. Further, the price is right.

Comments about La Voz Alto Saxophone Reeds:

I have played sax for at least 40 years. When I first started, I tried several kinds of reeds, but when I used LaVoz I found the best. I have never used anything else since. I have always used med. soft, even when my playing times have increased because it gives me a solid tone without wearing out my emboucher.

Comments about La Voz Alto Saxophone Reeds:

The LaVoz reeds werre exactly what I ordered; a high quality reed at a reasonable price. I consistently experience excelent tone using these reeds, and I have an easiser time controlling and projecting the sound as I play. The order arrived within a few days using standard delivery which was an added plus! Many thanks!

Comments about La Voz Alto Saxophone Reeds:

A very good, easy to use reed, but these reeds are also cheap for the use that you get out of them; if you ask me, I like the cheap side!

Comments about La Voz Alto Saxophone Reeds:

I've been playing on Lavoz reeds since 1982 and I've loved every since. I must admit everytime a new brand of reed comes out I would try them for awhile but would always come back to a LaVoz MH on all of my horns (Sop, alto, tenor). Even when I change mouthpieces & amp; used different reeds - back to Lavoz. Great upper partials, warm edge (until worn out), resonance, great response in lower range and altissimo. I've used these on alto on my Larry Teal, Meyer, Rovner, Lawton, and now Beechler and love it. On tenor I use them on my Guardala and Soprano on my Lawtons and hard rubber Yanigasawa. Try it.