Vandoren Optimum Ligature Alto Sax G

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Ligature for Alto Saxophone

  • Precise and fast fixing
  • Quick and symmetrical fastening by double-pull mechanism
  • No lateral pressure on ligature
  • Helps to achieve a very precise response
  • Colour: Gold

Incl. 3 different pressure plates

  • 1x For great resonance with very easy response and articulation
  • 1x For compact, centred sound and a soft, balanced tone
  • 1x For flexible and strong expression
Myynnissä vuodesta Marraskuu 2006
Tuotenumero 107704
Myyntierä 1 kappaletta
Compatible To: Alto Saxophone
Material Metal
Cap Yes
82 €
Sis. ALV. Ei sisällä 12 € rahtikulua
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Good but not for me
TonyOr 01.04.2019
I recently bought a Vandoren Optimum ligature for my tenor, to go with the V12 mouthpiece I had also bought, and was very impressed by it. It was a significant upgrade from the Rico ligature I had been using. I therefore decided to order one for my alto as well. This turned out to be a completely different story.

I have a Yanagisawa AWO2 and am using a Meyer 5M and the supplied Yanagisawa ligature with Select Jazz 2H reeds. The Vandoren sounds very good with all three plates. It has a sweet, singing, lively sound and I have no complaints about it at all. It's just that the Yanagisawa is better. The Yanagisawa gives a stronger, fuller core tone and works better for jazz, which is what I play. in comparison, the Vandoren lacks depth but is smoother and sweeter, especially at the low end.

It may be that the Optimum ligature in combination with a V12 mouthpiece would work better that the Yanagisawa - they do seem to be a very good match on my tenor - but I tried the V12 on my alto and didn't like it as much as the Meyer, so I didn't go down that route..
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Just as expected!
funkysoulmate 11.01.2021
Very easy to tighten and sturdy. A little bit disappointed with the plastic cap. The tenor version I bought more than a decade ago came with a metal cap.
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amazing ligature!
Pianosaxclarinet 03.10.2013
This is a very impressive ligature from our friends at Vandoren. The single screw allows for more easier setting up, while the three interchangeable pressure plates offer a great variety of sound and tone qualities. I use this with a Vandoren Classic Blue strength 3 reed, and with this I prefer to use either the vertical grooved or the horizontal striped pressure plate however it will very much depend on your reed, mouthpiece and embouchure.
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Compliments any mouthpiece
James573 04.06.2013
Ligature choice makes a surprising difference to playing experience. This Ligature isn't cheap but it is one of the best on the market. Evens out the response, helps the player achieve a focussed and bright tone, without being shrill. The interchangeable pressure plates provide some variety of tonal color
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