Filed or French Filed Cut reeds have an extra strip of cane removed in a straight line just below the vamp allowing for more flexibility and a faster response time.
Choosing a File Cut to Suit your Mouthpiece
Generally, players who use moderately resistant and darker sounding mouthpieces such as a rubber Ottolink prefer filed reeds. The file allows these resistant mouthpieces to blow more freely and produce a brighter tone.
Players who use easy-blowing and moderate to bright mouthpieces such as a metal Selmer prefer unfiled reeds. Unfiled reeds give the player a darker tone and more resistance.
Examples of Filed Reeds [...] Read more
Quick Overview
Reed Sax Alto Grand Concert Select 10 2.5Product Details
Description
RICO REEDS
RGC10ASX250 Grand Concert Select - Alto Sax #2.5 - 10 Box
Specifications
The Grand Concert Select family of reeds features more material in the heart for a pure, warm and transparent tone quality, stable and consistent from pianissimo to fortissimo, in all registers. The revolutionary cut provides unrivaled flexibility for precise articulation and interval changes. Grand Concert Select offers unparalleled reed-to-reed consistency with unprecedented longevity.
More wood in the heart for better projection
Premium cane for longevity
Outstanding articulation and response
Additional Information
| Part # | RGC10ASX250 |
|---|---|
| Strength | 2 1/2 |
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Filed vs. Unfiled Reeds
Posted on April 17, 2012 by Brianna Papia
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