These are the Jazz Select Organic Tenor Sax reeds in the unfiled cut. Known for many years as the Rico Select Jazz the new branding and packaging reflects the D'Addario company ownership and the reeds are now fully organic and referred to as Jazz Select Organic - Unfiled.
The reeds are exactly the same, with the same geometry, manufacturing process, manufacturing location and indeed the same cane sourcing, it's only the packaging that has changed. Supplied in a pack of 5, each individual reed comes single-sealed in a recyclable paper reed holder and flow wrap.
Select Jazz reeds feature the thickest spine and blank of the D'Addario jazz reed range, with a traditional tip shape. The Select Jazz offers great projection, focus, and a vibrant sound. These unfiled reeds offered here have more cane left in the shoulders and as such offer a slightly more resistant and textured sound, less clinical than the filed option.
Offered in third strengths, rather than half strengths, so players can choose the most precise strength for their individual equipment. The Select Jazz are the choice of top Sax Professionals around the world. These unfiled cut reeds are ideal for the vast majority of jazz Tenor Sax mouthpieces.
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Used them for a while and they seem consistent and suit me.
Haven't had enough time to get a proper feel yet.
The supplier responded:Dear customer, I hope you enjoy these reeds and ultimately find them a good fit! Kind regards, Kasey Stone - Dawkes Sales
Very good reeds. High quality
very good product, will buy again. Super.
I find Rico Select Jazz very consistent reeds and although have tried lots of Van Doren variants over the years I always come back to Rico.
What do you use if for ? If you know of an exciting alternative use for Tenor Saxophone Reeds, please advise.
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