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Alto-clarinet &
Basset horn:
Alto-clarinet &
Basset hornAlto and Basset horn reeds
Most modern Alto and Basset horn mouthpieces will use alto-clarinet reeds. If you have problems getting alto-clarinet reeds, you might also try Alto-sax-reeds instead.
Attention:Some older Basset horns from Buffet as well as Selmer basset horns, and some smaller manufacturers will need clarinet mouthpieces and therefore need French Bb clarinet reeds because their instruments are designed for them.
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TraditionalThe most widely played reeds in the world with a superiority proven over the years, these reeds suit all styles of music. Traditionals are known for their excellent response in all registers, allowing a pianissimo attack in even the highest notes. They are also extremely flexible, allowing the legato or staccato execution of large intervals wh...(C)2011 - by Lohff & Pfeiffer USA-6220 Rhode Island Ave-Riverdale Park MD 20737 - USA - Phone: (812) 340-0595 & 415 470 6879 - info@clarinet.dk - Instruments
