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Vandoren SR2125 Alto Sax Traditional Reeds Strength 2.5; Box of 10

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  • Traditional reeds are known for their excellent response in all registers, allowing a pianissimo attack in even highest notes.
  • Extremely flexible, allowing the legato or staccato execution of large intervals while maintaining a richness of tone that gives body and clarity to the sound, which is a hallmark of Vandoren reeds.
  • Traditional reeds are available for all clarinets and saxophones in various strengths.
  • Every reed sealed in 'Flow Pack' to ensure freshness.
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This reed is designed to produce a quality of extremely pure sound due to a very thin reed tip (the area of reed with maximum vibration), being balanced by a solid vertebral column (more cane in the area which climbs gradually to the heel). These reeds are recognizable by a straight line to delineate the limit of the area of bark. The favorite reed of classic saxophonists worldwide since Marcel Mule, it has always been (and is still) used with equal success by many players.

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4.8 out of 5 stars
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Customers like the quality, value, and sound quality of the reeds. They mention that it's a good intermediate re-ed for learning to blow harder but keeping a great tone. They appreciate the consistent quality and the able to put out a sound immediately. Customers are also happy with ease of use.

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208 customers mention190 positive18 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the reeds. They mention that the sound quality and longevity of these resed are unmatched, they withstand the demands of outdoor performances and rigorous practice sessions, and are polished and consistent.

"...The longevity of these reeds is commendable. They withstand the demands of outdoor performances and rigorous practice sessions, proving to be a..." Read more

"...When you do find those good reeds, you will find unmatched quality and amazing flexibility in your capabilities and won't have to work as hard to..." Read more

"I like the quality of the vandoran reed.It helps producing good sound on the sax" Read more

"...I would recommend these over any cheap brand as they last a lot longer and won’t split as fast" Read more

163 customers mention149 positive14 negative

Customers find the reeds worth the price. They also say it's a good buy and an excellent brand.

"...and rigorous practice sessions, proving to be a durable and cost-effective choice for any serious saxophonist...." Read more

"Vandoren reeds are the only ones worth buying. This is a great deal and 2.5 is a great weight for a beginner to intermediate player." Read more

"Excellent brand, very good quality, suitable for beginners and all other levels. We have been using this brand for more than 3 years." Read more

"...are inconsistent, but I've stuck with this brand because it is one of the cheapest and I can rely on at least half to 3/4 of the box to be good reeds..." Read more

137 customers mention131 positive6 negative

Customers are satisfied with the reed quality of the brass and woodwind instruments. They mention that it's a good intermediate re-ed for learning to blow harder but keeping a nice tone. Some appreciate the consistent quality, excellent performance, and the brand's reliability. Overall, most recommend this set of re - eds for beginners and intermediate players.

"...The consistent quality, excellent performance, and the brand's reliability have made it a go-to choice for our musical needs...." Read more

"These are the best quality reeds! We’ve tried some of the cheaper brands, and they were just really flimsy...." Read more

"Quality reeds. My daughter has been using these for the past 3 years on recommendation of her band teacher. Have had no problems with them...." Read more

"good, bright sounding reeds, and only one bad reed in the box." Read more

123 customers mention112 positive11 negative

Customers are satisfied with the sound quality of the reeds. They mention that they have bright sounds, they play a lot louder, and they are able to put out a sound immediately. Some say that the squeaking is less with these re-ed. Overall, most are happy with the quality and performance of these saxophone resevoirs.

"...If you receive your reeds and are able to put out a sound immediately, easily (without pushing air very hard), and your tone sounds more like a buzz..." Read more

"I like the quality of the vandoran reed.It helps producing good sound on the sax" Read more

"...They seem to last a lot longer than the old ones I bought and sound quality is better...." Read more

"...She noticed a big difference and was impressed by the quality of sound with the Vandoren reeds." Read more

90 customers mention90 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the reeds. They mention that they sound great, work well, and last just long enough. Some say that the saxophone works well with the ed.

"...The consistent quality, excellent performance, and the brand's reliability have made it a go-to choice for our musical needs...." Read more

"...These worked like a charm. Moral of the story, don’t limit yourself to one reed brand or one reed strength. Try stuff out, you might be surprised!..." Read more

"My grandson loves the Alto Sax Reeds. He is very good sax player for high school band.Amazon has great products, prices, and service...." Read more

"...seconds to create my first note and there's been absolutely no problem with the reed - I don't even have to think about the reed itself at all -..." Read more

58 customers mention48 positive10 negative

Customers find the reeds easy to use and ideal for beginners and seasoned saxophone players. They say the sound is clear and the saxes are reliable. Some say the roes are workable and don't require any fiddling.

"...They are crafted with precision, providing a reliable and smooth playing experience for musicians...." Read more

"...Also, the Vandoren reeds are optimal for classical playing but can also be used for a broad range of styles--I've used them for marching band,..." Read more

"Excellent brand, very good quality, suitable for beginners and all other levels. We have been using this brand for more than 3 years." Read more

"...Just teach your kids proper care skills. It's a wonderful way to teach being responsible.Always take the reed off after playing...." Read more

10 customers mention10 positive0 negative

Customers find the reeds in the brass and woodwind instruments to be consistent and dependable. They say the quality between them is very consistent and the saxophones set into consistency faster.

"...The durability and consistency of these reeds make them stand out in the market...." Read more

"...As usual for Vandoren, these were very polished, consistent reeds...." Read more

"...When stored in this way, the reeds last longer, set into consistency faster, and generally play as soon as I take them out of my humidor, no..." Read more

"In my experience, Vandorens are about the most consistent and dependable reeds out there...." Read more

9 customers mention9 positive0 negative

Customers like the humidity of the reeds. They mention that they are individually sealed at the factory, air-tight, and hermetically sealed. They also say the sleeve keeps them at the right humidity level.

"...SOMETHING NEW I LOVE: All of the reeds are now individually sealed air-tight like little candies...." Read more

"Great reeds for beginners! They are packed and sealed individually to keep quality.Sound is also good, at least for me...." Read more

"Each reed is hermetically sealed. Don’t see a lot of variance in the box." Read more

"...I also like that they're individually sealed at the factory and in plastic sleeves that keep them from warping...." Read more

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5.0 out of 5 stars Superior Quality Alto Saxophone Reeds
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024
Size: Strength 3.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
I recently purchased the alto saxophone reeds with a strength of 3.5 for my daughter, who plays in her high school marching band. These reeds have proven to be of excellent quality, and both my daughter and I are thoroughly pleased with the performance.

This is the second time I've opted for this brand, and it has consistently delivered outstanding results. The durability and consistency of these reeds make them stand out in the market. They are crafted with precision, providing a reliable and smooth playing experience for musicians.

The longevity of these reeds is commendable. They withstand the demands of outdoor performances and rigorous practice sessions, proving to be a durable and cost-effective choice for any serious saxophonist.

In summary, I highly recommend these alto saxophone reeds to fellow parents and musicians. The consistent quality, excellent performance, and the brand's reliability have made it a go-to choice for our musical needs. Whether your child is a budding musician or you're a seasoned player, these reeds are a worthwhile investment that won't disappoint.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Devoted to Vandoren
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2011
Size: Strength 3.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
Whether a serious musician or a beginner, you've probably heard of Vandoren reeds. As always, it remains the standard and the best reed-maker in the business. I apologize if this review might seem basic, but I'm targeting this review to the latter audience because I feel that experienced musicians are probably already familiar with Vandorens. Additionally, while I have tackled a variety of musical styles, performed well in solo and group festivals/competitions, and played in collegiate bands, I am by no means a professional and only play as a hobby now. This rating is based on my personal experience and the collective opinion of people whom I have played with and who use Vandorens. To be fair, I have given these reeds 5 STARS IN COMPARISON TO ALL OTHER REEDS ON THE MARKET THAT I HAVE USED, not based exclusively on the product individually. I have tried a wide variety of reeds including, Vandoren original (this product), Vandoren V16, Rico, Rico Royal, Legere synthetic (plastic), etc. Also, remember that in order to get the best out of your reeds, you should be using a good mouthpiece and ligature. From the very beginning I have been using a C-star s-80 mouthpiece and rovner ligature. In terms of instruments, I started off with a Selmer Bundy II but for the past 8 years I have been played on yamahas (marching band) and a silver-plated Selmer series iii alto saxophone for personal/symphonic/concert use (the instrument was WAY cheaper than current Selmer models when it was purchased in 2003). Knowing what I know now, if you are considering purchasing a higher-end saxophone, I would highly recommend a laquered instrument; the silver plating has been sssooooo annoying/time-consuming to upkeep and both produce the same quality of sound. Also, if you do find a series ii and a series iii (although I don't know if either are in production anymore), go with a series ii super action 80. I wish I had; there are some pitch issues on the iii. But if you are still in the market for an instrument, talk with professionals in the area; I am no longer familiar with which instruments are the best on the market for beginners, upper level, etc.

Cons: If I was not comparing these reeds to other manufacturers, I would give this product 4 stars because I feel the quality of Vandoren reeds has slightly decreased over the years. I mean this by saying that while there used to be only a few "duds" per box, the percentage has increased (I know of multiple professional musicians who share my opinion in this regard) over the 12-ish years I have been using them (I've been playing for 13, but started out on Rico Royals--I will never go back to those again). Now, I find that only a few reeds per box of 10 are of the exceptional quality that I am looking for. For the beginners, by "duds", I mean reeds that won't consistently give you high quality tone and control over an extended period of time. With these, I find that it takes me an especially long time to break them in (keep in mind all reeds to take some time to break in, no matter how good the quality). And if they ever do reach the clean tone I am looking for, it is rare, and very short-lived (a week or so max with a couple hours of play-time every day). With these "duds", you will see a higher incidence of "squeaks" and a larger difficulty controlling your dynamics (volume), especially at extremes such as pianissimo, fortissimo, etc (very quiet, very loud) or particularly low/high notes, especially above upper D (above the staff) and below lower D (below the staff). The poorer quality the reed, additionally the more difficulty you will have controlling your tone; you may find that your tone is too brassy or that it is difficult to change your tone to suit different styles of music, even with changing your embouchure (mouth positioning) and/or air flow.

Now onto the pros: Even with their setbacks, Vandoren remains the best reed manufacturer. When you do find those good reeds, you will find unmatched quality and amazing flexibility in your capabilities and won't have to work as hard to achieve your desired results. Additionally (in my experience), when you first start playing and don't have strong control over your embouchure and tone, you really won't notice a difference in quality from reed to reed, especially at lower strengths like 2, 2.5. The quality difference I mentioned is something that you likely won't realize or annoy you until you start playing at an upper level and have strengthened your air tone and air control (for me, it took about 4-5 years with private lessons once a week and band practice for an hour 5x/week; keep in mind I started using Vandorens and taking lessons in 6th grade--if you are starting as an adult and/or have already mastered another wind instrument, this likely will greatly reduce that time). And even once you reach an upper level, most of the "duds" can still be used for everyday practice, just not concert performance. In fact, I find that forcing myself to play on these reeds has helped me develop the control I had over my tone, instead of relying solely on the quality of the reed. SOMETHING NEW I LOVE: All of the reeds are now individually sealed air-tight like little candies. In the past, all of the reeds used to only be in their own plastic holders but still loose so if for some reason there was excess moisture in your case (e.g. you forgot to leave your case open to let a wet instrument dry out from playing in marching band) over only one night you could end up with an entire box of ruined moldy reeds (this has happened to me on more than one occasion). Now, I am never faced with that issue. That being said, if your instrument/case is at all damp/wet, it is crucial to let things dry out or it could do some serious damage to your instrument over time (accelerated rusting, stiff/cracked leather on the pads, loosened pads from deteriorated glue, etc.)

Choosing the strength of your reeds: When I was first chair my senior year of high school, I was playing on 3's and switched to 3.5s when I started playing in a collegiate marching band (if you need to frequently play extremely loud like I had to for marching, then you will need stronger reeds; you'll have less tone control on softer reeds at louder volumes and burn through them more quickly). But after needing such a strong embouchure for so long, I had to stick with 3.5s to maintain the tone quality I desired, even in a symphonic concert setting. If I go for months without playing, I have to start off using 3s until my embouchure is strong enough again. Some of my peers were playing on 4.0s. When I was a freshman the first chair was a 4.5. Remember that being able to play on stronger reeds does not equate to greater ability--it is reflected by the natural strength of your embouchure and air flow. Working your way up in strength takes time and should not be rushed; at one point you might reach a strength and never increase again. As a casual player, I hover around a 3.0-3.5. As long as you are getting a good smooth tone out of your reeds, stay at that strength. If you are a beginner, I would recommend starting out on a 2.0 or 2.5 for these Vandoren reeds. If you are younger, completely new to wind playing/have a weak embouchure, have undeveloped diaphragm muscles (i.e. you can't push air very strongly), or any combination of the above, start out with a weaker strength. For adults I would probably recommend a 2.5, for children I would recommend a 2.0, but that is by no means the rule. It is better to start off with a weaker strength than a stronger one. If you receive your reeds and are able to put out a sound immediately, easily (without pushing air very hard), and your tone sounds more like a buzz, then the reed strength is too low and you should move up (e.g. move from 2.0 to 2.5). If you really struggle to put out a sound and can only manage to squawk or play loudly but not quietly, try to play on the reed for a few days if you can get out a sound. But if you are still facing the same issues, you should consider moving down a strength.
***I have been referring only to the original Vandoren reeds in terms of strength. I would strongly advise you to use Vandoren over any other manufacturer. But if they are just too expensive, consider Rico Royal (NOT RICO). If that is the case, then add 0.5 to everything (e.g. a Vandoren 2.5=Rico Royal 3.0). Also, the Vandoren reeds are optimal for classical playing but can also be used for a broad range of styles--I've used them for marching band, symphony band, jazz band, etc. But if you positively know that you will only be playing jazz music, consider using the Vandoren V16s and purchasing a jazz mouthpiece and ligature.

Sorry this is so lengthy; hope it helps! :)
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It is a very good instrument. I like it!!!
5.0 out of 5 stars Very good brand
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
Size: Strength 3Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
I like the quality of the vandoran reed.
It helps producing good sound on the sax
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HeatheraElf
5.0 out of 5 stars Best quality
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024
Size: Strength 2.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
These are the best quality reeds! We’ve tried some of the cheaper brands, and they were just really flimsy. I’d rather spend a little more and have them last.
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Alvin Bishop
4.0 out of 5 stars Quality and affordable
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023
Size: Strength 2.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
My son is learning the Alto Sax and his teacher recommended these Reeds! They seem to last a lot longer than the old ones I bought and sound quality is better. I would recommend these over any cheap brand as they last a lot longer and won’t split as fast
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Ann Spieglo
5.0 out of 5 stars Best reeds for alto sax!
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2024
Size: Strength 2.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
For years my daughter had been using a different brand of reeds for her alto sax. At one point she ran out and her band teacher gave her a Vandoren reed. She noticed a big difference and was impressed by the quality of sound with the Vandoren reeds.
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Edelnys R.
5.0 out of 5 stars Good product
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024
Size: Strength 2.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
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Joseph Y.
5.0 out of 5 stars The best reeds
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
Size: Strength 2.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
Vandoren reeds are the only ones worth buying. This is a great deal and 2.5 is a great weight for a beginner to intermediate player.
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Rene Jr.
5.0 out of 5 stars Très bon produit.
Reviewed in Canada on February 11, 2024
Size: Strength 2.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
Produit utilisé régulièrement mais non disponible en magasin.
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Dani
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente servicio
Reviewed in Mexico on January 20, 2024
Size: Strength 2.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
Muy buena calidad lo usé para mí saxofón
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Stan
5.0 out of 5 stars Sax reeds
Reviewed in Canada on August 28, 2023
Size: Strength 1.5Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
Quality control.
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Daniel Lee
5.0 out of 5 stars It produces good sound
Reviewed in Canada on June 4, 2023
Size: Strength 3Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
Even for a cheap sax, it produces good sound.
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5.0 out of 5 stars gives excellent sound
Reviewed in Canada on April 16, 2022
Size: Strength 2Pattern: Alto Saxophone ReedsVerified Purchase
these reeds are consistent in providing a very good sound. However, as professionals know not all reeds in any box are equally good.
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