Vandoren Traditional B-flat clarinet reed (single)

Vandoren
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Vandoren Traditional B-flat clarinet reed: Strength 2 (single) thumbnail
Vandoren Traditional B-flat clarinet reed: Strength 2 (single)
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Vandoren Traditional B-flat clarinet reed: Strength 1½ (single) thumbnail
Vandoren Traditional B-flat clarinet reed: Strength 1½ (single)
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£2.70
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£2.70
Individual price:
 £2.70
Vandoren Traditional B-flat clarinet reed: Strength 2½ (single) thumbnail
Vandoren Traditional B-flat clarinet reed: Strength 2½ (single)
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£27.00
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£27.00
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Vandoren Traditional B-flat clarinet reed: Strength 3 (single) thumbnail
Vandoren Traditional B-flat clarinet reed: Strength 3 (single)
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Also available:
Pack of 3

The Vandoren range of clarinet reeds includes:

Name Tip Heel  
mm inch mm inch
Traditional 0.09 0.0035 2.80 0.110 French file cut. Widely used by students and professionals.
V12 0.10 0.0040 3.15 0.124 French file cut. Thicker reed with a fuller sound.
56 rue Lepic 0.11 0.0045 3.25 0.128 Unfiled cut. Even thicker with rich, focussed sound.
V21 0.10 0.0040 3.25 0.128 Unfiled cut. Combines qualities of V12 and 56 rue Lepic.

The Vandoren company was founded in 1905 in France and quickly became a leading producer of reeds, mouthpieces and accessories for clarinets and saxophones. It remains a family business and in the early 1990s transferred its centre of operations from its historic workshops in the rue Lepic, Paris to southern France where most of the cane used for its reed manufacture is grown.

Manufacturer’s website: vandoren.fr