Top 10 best-selling Saxophone Reeds

The conical shape of the Vandoren V21 reeds pulls a darker, more focussed tone out of alto saxophones, aiding defined articulation and excellent response. These 3 strength reeds come in a pack of ten.

The D’Addario Woodwinds VTS01G2 Tenor Saxophone Reed boasts the durability of a synthetic reed alongside the sound and feel of a natural reed. This is the 2 strength edition.

A flexible tenor saxophone reed with a clear and defined timbre and a direct response, especially when it comes to the lower registers. The D'Addario Woodwinds Royal reeds have a 3 strength and come in a pack of ten.

Vandoren Traditional Series saxophone reeds combine a thin tip with a thick heart, resulting in sharp articulation, full-and-dark sound, and optimum vibration across all registers.

Vandoren Traditional reeds are seen as classics. Inside this familiar blue box, you'll find five 3-strength reeds, each of which ensure a full and dark tone due to a thin tip and tapered heart.

The number 2 D'Addario Woodwinds Royal alto saxophone reeds are suited for professionals and advanced sax players. They offer a bright, rich sound, even in the lower registers and feature a thin vamp for a more direct response.

Vandoren's little blue box for traditional reeds is known world-wide. The reeds are versatile because they can be used for playing high as well as low notes, and with a strength of 2, they're also suitable for beginners.

Every saxophonist will recognise this little blue box! This pack of ten Vandoren Traditional Reeds have a thin tip and a broad heart, and shape full, dark sound backed up by clear articulation.

These Traditional reeds by Vandoren are considered the standard and are used all over the world. They have a thin tip and a thick heart, providing a full tone and clear articulation.

Vandoren Traditional reeds have been popular for decades. They produce a warm, rich tone in the lower and higher registers and a pianissimo attack. Their small tip and thick heart makes them easy to play.