Selmer Ligature Fibra Tenor Saxophone
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Selmer
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Henri SELMER Paris
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A Ligature Inspired by German Schools, Revisited by SELMER Paris
In the spirit of traditional wire ligatures, the Fibra transposes this principle using technical materials and modern mechanics. Developed by Henri SELMER Paris, it aims for a balance between heritage, user comfort, and current acoustic demands.
For Saxophonists Seeking Control and Responsiveness
This ligature is intended for intermediate to professional musicians who want a more precise attack, better-defined low notes, and consistent sound production in jazz, classical, pop, or studio contexts.
Sound and Design
The cord distributes pressure evenly to promote a good response and register homogeneity. The Zamak clasp ensures stable adjustment over time, contributing to a round and centered timbre and clear staccato, while maintaining playing flexibility.
Technical specifications
| Category | ligature | Material | braided cord |
| Instrument | tenor saxophone | Color | Black |
| Breaking load | 100 kg per strand. | Elongation | 7% at full load. |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Selmer Fibra ligature compatible with a tenor saxophone?
This ligature is designed for the tenor saxophone and uses a black braided cord.
What effect does the braided cord have on sound production?
The braided cord distributes pressure evenly across the reed. This design promotes a consistent response and homogeneity across registers.
Is the Fibra suitable for jazz and classical music?
This model is intended for saxophonists from intermediate to professional levels, suitable for jazz, classical, popular music, or studio work.
How durable is the cord of this tenor ligature?
Each strand of the cord has a breaking strength of 100 kg. Its elongation is specified at 7% under full load. The clasp is made of Zamak to maintain a stable fit.
How is the attack characterized with this ligature?
The Zamak clasp mechanism contributes to a precise attack and clear staccato, with a round and focused timbre.
