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Ligature

  • For alto saxophone mouthpieces (hard rubber)
  • Also suitable for tenor saxophone mouthpieces (narrow)
  • Dark, warm and resonant
  • Helps to produce centred and full tones
  • Universally applicable and suitable for all musical styles
  • Including capsule no. 7
  • Item number 100608
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Compatible To: Alto Saxophone
  • Material Leatherette
  • Cap Yes
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91 Reviews

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Favourite ligature out there!
Wayne Beatty 12.04.2018
Rovner ligs are by far my favourite ligature for almost all my mouthpieces. I find the make response and articulation easy and make the sound much warmer and easier to listen to. Give them a try. So many people use them and it's for a good reason!
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It's a trade off..
TonyOsax 05.04.2018
I think the Rovner Dark ligature may appeal more to inexperienced players but less so as you progress with your playing. It does provide support to help give you a fuller, more solid tone, which is helpful when you first start to play. However, as you progress, you start to notice that it muffles the tone of the instrument a little and you eventually get to the point where you don't need support to get a fuller sound and realise that your saxophone sounds better without it.
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Happy purchase Review Rovner Dark 1R
Carrowkeale 03.11.2013
I had originally used the standard ligature (metal) which came with my sax, but the new Rovner along with a new Legere studio reed has stopped many of my squeaks and should help improve my progress on the alto sax. The ligature is a bit tricky to place correctly with the reed and I suspect the material will become more flexible after an initail break in period. I am happy with my purchase.
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It will keep your reed in place
kilovanni 27.12.2023
I originally got this ligature when getting my first decent mouthpiece for my alto saxophone. I wanted a simpler ligature with less moving parts. My previous ligature had two screws, which was way too many in my opinion. This ligature has only one screw, and it does a perfect job in keeping your reed in place, which, arguably, is the most important job of the ligature.

What else can I say? It is a quality piece of gear, and will beat any "stock" ligatures that come as an afterthought alongside your mouthpiece or saxophone purchase.
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