D'addario - Rico Organic Select Jazz Unfiled 2 Hard Alto Sax (Single)
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D'addario - Rico
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The Organic Range: A Modern Approach to the Reed
With the D'Addario Organic reeds, the brand highlights a selection of cane sourced from organic farming and a manufacturing control focused on consistency. This approach aims to offer musicians a more reliable feel on a daily basis, rehearsal after rehearsal.
For Which Musician and Usage
This reed is intended for musicians seeking predictable response and consistent quality, from beginner to advanced levels. It is suitable for both technical work and ensemble playing, whenever you want to reduce unpleasant surprises upon unpacking.
Response, Balance, and Playing Sensation
Designed to promote stable sound production, the D'Addario Organic reed emphasizes homogeneity and consistent behavior. The expected result is a more constant sensation in attack, sustain, and control, particularly appreciated during long sessions.
Technical specifications
| Category | alto sax | Quantity | 1 |
| Material | reed | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this reed compatible with an alto saxophone?
This reed is designed for the alto saxophone and is sold individually.
What does the strength 2 Hard mean on this reed?
The reference indicates a strength 2 Hard. This information precisely identifies the declared hardness of this alto saxophone reed.
Is the Rico Organic Select Jazz reed made from organic cane?
The cane selected for the Organic range comes from organic farming. The manufacturing process is controlled to ensure consistency. This design aims for a consistent response from one reed to another.
What behavior can be expected from the Select Jazz Unfiled reed?
The design emphasizes a stable sound production, with a consistent feel at attack and during note sustain. Control of playing is sought during long sessions.
Is this reed suitable for beginners?
Its positioning targets saxophonists from beginner to advanced level seeking a predictable response for technical practice or ensemble playing.



