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Royal Mitchell Lurie Organic Bb Clarinet Reeds

Name: Royal Mitchell Lurie Organic Bb Clarinet Reeds
Brand: Woodwinds
SKU: RML10BCL150
Price: 2750 EUR
Availability: InStock

Cañas para clarinete en Si bemol Mitchell Lurie, resistencia de 3.0, paquete de 10

€27,50

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Code Value: 475 Points Code Value: Not Applicable

Product Details

SKU: RML10BCL300

Mitchell Lurie Premium Bb Clarinet reeds are the go-to choice for advancing players, providing the warmth and clarity of sound necessary to take your playing to the next level. These reeds are unfiled, featuring a thinner tip and thicker spine--which add resistance without sacrificing ease of response.

Ideal For: Classical, Orchestral

Woodwinds with Foreign Material

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Reed Strength Comparison

Clarinet Reed Strength Comparison Chart

Clarinet Survival Guide

What should I use to wet my reed?
It is best to use water to wet your reed. Be mindful to not leave it submerged in water for more than two minutes.

Can I store my reeds in the plastic reed holders that they came in?
Plastic reed holders protect the reeds before the box is opened by the purchaser, but they are designed to be used only for initial transport from factory to customer. It is always best to move the reeds to an air-tight reed storage system to protect the life of the reeds.

How should I break in my reeds?
D'Addario reeds are made of natural cane (Arundo Donax), so they need special attention during the first 3-5 days of use to allow the cane to adjust to the wetting and drying that occurs during normal playing. To break in your reeds, carefully follow the steps provided below.
1. Stabilizing a reed’s humidity is very important. First, place a new box of reeds into a humidity storage case, like D'Addario's Reed Vitalizer, before playing them.
2. The next day, soak the reed in water for 30 seconds. Gently wipe off excess water on the vamp, table, and heel of the reed. Reeds can be played to begin the break-in process, but do not play more than five minutes per reed.
3. Wipe reeds clean of excess moisture and store in your airtight reed storage system along with a Reed Vitalizer Single Refill Pack. Reeds can be played a little longer each day after this step.
4. This break-in process has added benefits and can be incorporated into a normal warm up routine by players and ensembles of all levels.

What is the difference between traditional reed blanks and thick reed blanks?
Blank thickness relates to the thickness of the cane wall that a reed blank is cut from. A thicker blank reed will contain more cane wall material--you can physically see this at the heel of the reed. You may also be able to hear a tonal difference and physically feel a difference between various blank thicknesses.

The Perfect Choice for Advancing Players

Mitchell Lurie reeds feature a thinner tip and unfiled cut, so advancing players can sound their best from day one.

Doreen Ketchens

"I started using Mitchell Lurie reeds, as a tenth grader in high school. I've played Mitchell Lurie reeds for many decades. I'd tried many other brands but loved the warmth, consistency and stability of the Mitchell Lurie reeds."

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Precision, Continuously Perfected.

Blanking Process

The proprietary reed-making process uses manufacturing machinery designed and built by D'Addario. Its sophisticated cutting, sanding, and inspection technology ensures that each clarinet reed contains the finest machined blank.

Precision, Continuously Perfected.

Blanking Process

The proprietary reed-making process uses manufacturing machinery designed and built by D'Addario. Its sophisticated cutting, sanding, and inspection technology ensures that each clarinet reed contains the finest machined blank.