Stray Reeds
Location: West Yorkshire
Web Site: Stray Reeds
Vote Totals
| Will not use again: 2 | Not so hot: 1 | OK: 1 | Pretty good:3 | Great!: 9 |
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Location: West Yorkshire
Web Site: Stray Reeds
| Will not use again: 2 | Not so hot: 1 | OK: 1 | Pretty good:3 | Great!: 9 |
Please rate specific attributes of this reedmaker, on average, compared to others. In this section, more stars are not necessarily better; some of these are matters of taste. Ratings in this section are not linked to overall rating, above. You must rate all the categories in order to submit a vote ; average scores so far are displayed.
| RESISTANCE (1 star = easy blowing, 5 = resistant) |
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| TIMBRE (1 star = covered/dark, 5 = brilliant/bright) |
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| MAX DYNAMIC (1 star = pp, 5 = ff) |
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| PITCH LEVEL (1 star = flat, 5 = sharp) |
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| STABILITY (1 star = stable/rigid, 5 = flexible/wild) |
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| CRACKS, LEAKS, DEFECTS (1 star = rare, 5 = common) |
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5 comments
Tried their Cor Anglais reeds. Suit my Ward & Winterbourne very well. Good dynamic range, dont close up and consistent one reed to another.
These are great reeds. They are easy to play straight away and have a lovely tone.
They are quite nice, reliable reeds, although the sound is a bit light for my taste. However, they do seem to go ‘off’ quite quickly.
I have bought Cor Anglais reeds for students from Stray Reeds and have found them very reliable, producing a good sound and easy for students to control.
I really like these reeds and the darker sound they make. They do seem to be a bit harder than other reeds of the same strength, but nonetheless they are gutsy and worth persevering with.