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Silverstein Ambipoly Classic Alto 3.5+

5.0 out of 5 stars from 2 customer ratings

Reed for Alto Saxophone@Strength: 3.5+

  • Concert reed with round and warm tone
  • Full timbre at any volume
  • Perfect and clear altissimo
  • Sounds like bamboo
  • Absorbs 2 to 3% of moisture
  • Plays better after 2 minutes
  • Breaks in during the first 30 minutes, similar to bamboo
  • During this process, the inner structure of the reed is aligned with the mouthpiece and the embouchure (only the first time)
  • Manufactured with precise chemical techniques to ensure a high consistency of all reeds
  • Reed can be modified with a reed knife or sandpaper
  • Manufactured from environmentally friendly food-grade material
  • Available since June 2019
  • Item number 464584
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Material Plastic
  • Strength 3.75
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Surprisingly responsive and consistent.
Reno Yeh 02.03.2022
Compared to Légère reeds N. 4 and N. 3.25, Ambpoly classic is surprisingly responsive, especially in the altissimi notes with Selmer Concept mouthpiece. I'm also happy to find out that its performance on intonation is also very consistent and relatively easier to control. If you've used Vandoren or Légère reeds, you'll probably hard to believe it's a N. 3.75 reed.

The sound, however, is quite a different taste compared to the Légère reeds. It's sharper, delicate and less powerful, more in higher frequencies and less in lower frequencies, I would also say Légère reeds have a broader and warmer sound. Mount the Ambipoly reed a bit outer than the mouthpiece tip to get a thicker sound, don't worry it'll still be very responsive. I suspect the it's because the facing of Ambiply is completely polished while that of Légère is a bit textured, thus creates the difference.

If you want to give plastic reeds a try, I'd recommend you try this out.
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