Legere Classic 2 - Tenor Saxophone
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Remarkable Stability : the response remains identical after 1 hour as well as after hundreds of hours of playing.
- Classic Sound, Modern Approach : thicker tip for a darker, purer tone with fewer harmonics.
- Ready to Play : no preparation needed, does not absorb water, and maintains its stiffness over time.
- Hygiene & Durability : non-toxic material, disinfectable, designed to last.
Manufacturer Information
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LĂ©gĂšre Classic: The Tradition of the Classical Saxophone, with Added Consistency
The LĂ©gĂšre Classic was designed as a saxophone reed oriented towards the classical repertoire, while meeting current reliability standards. The brand became known through an engineering approach applied to music: since 1998, the development of LĂ©gĂšre reeds has relied on research in composite materials to create a synthetic reed capable of reproducing the behavior of a cane reed, with far superior consistency over time.
For Whom and In What Playing Contexts?
With its controlled sound signature and consistency, this reed is particularly suited for classical saxophonists (from intermediate to advanced levels, up to orchestra or ensemble musicians). It is also suitable for players who often perform in ensembles (wind bands, orchestras, chamber music) and who seek a sound that blends easily, without variations related to humidity or rapid wear.
Sound and Design
The LĂ©gĂšre Classic stands out with a thicker tip, which promotes a darker and purer timbre, with few harmonics : a clear advantage for maintaining a stable and homogeneous color within a section. The synthetic material (polypropylene) is designed to not absorb water, which helps preserve a consistent response, reliable projection, and a steady playing feel, day after day. At strength 2, it generally offers a comfortable balance between ease of response and sound control, ideal for working on intonation, sustain, and dynamics.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To preserve performance and hygiene, using a reed case (for storage) and a disinfectant suitable for musical equipment can be beneficial. If you already play a LĂ©gĂšre reed, staying with a similar strength helps maintain consistent sensations. (If in doubt about the compatibility of an accessory with your mouthpiece/ligature, it is best to verify the exact format before purchase.)
Technical specifications
| Category | tenor sax | Quantity | 1 |
| Material | synthetic | ||
| Model | LĂ©gĂšre Classic | Specific Right of Withdrawal | for hygiene reasons, if the product has been opened, it cannot be returned, refunded, or exchanged |
| Instrument | tenor saxophone | ||
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The synthetic reed closest to reed in terms of flexibility and sound.
The contact is still plastic (less than the bari but more than the biracells;)
Ideal for classical music, and highly rated for clarinet.
Be careful, however, after a long period of play with a lot of stress (1-2h), it tends to become very weak, but after a break of a few minutes it regains its hardness, as if by magic.
If only woodbrass sold the full range (studio cut, under 2 and by 1/4 hardness), even with longer delays, that would be fantastic. As far as hardness is concerned, it corresponds +/- to the hardness of blue Vandoren (at least for the tenor;).
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Questions frequently asked
Is the LĂ©gĂšre Classic 2 suitable for tenor saxophone?
This reed is designed for the tenor saxophone and corresponds to the LĂ©gĂšre Classic model in strength 2.
What sound does a LĂ©gĂšre Classic reed for tenor produce?
Its thicker tip promotes a dark and pure timbre with few harmonics. This controlled signature facilitates a homogeneous tone within a section.
Does a LĂ©gĂšre synthetic reed absorb moisture?
The polypropylene used does not absorb water, which helps maintain consistent response. Sound production and playing feel remain steady despite humidity.
For which repertoire should a Classic strength 2 reed be chosen?
Strength 2 offers a balance between ease of response and sound support for classical repertoire. It is suitable for ensemble saxophonists from intermediate to advanced levels.
Can a LĂ©gĂšre Classic reed be exchanged after opening?
For hygiene reasons, an opened reed cannot be returned, refunded, or exchanged. A reed case and a disinfectant suitable for musical equipment can be used for storage and hygiene.
