But unfortunately, there's advertising there and that's part of their presence as well. And let's face it, most of the world is on it. I recommend getiing people to watch "The Social Dilemma".
Thanks for dragging us back on topic! I do find overtones and altissimo easier on these reeds (sorry if I said it before). The low end of the other Légère reeds was problematic, but it may just be I've gotten better so the American Cut makes it easier is just my imagination.
Your conjecture could well be the explanation. You're right, it's not necessary, but I like it. You have to be careful to actually take the reed out the way they say and not as if it was the usual plastic thing where you pull the reed up. They are nearly the price of a ten pack of cane, so maybe you want to be protected!
I have no ide"a what they cost to make (mamybe a few cents?) but they last as long or longer than several canes, so I'm good with it. I really like the sound and the feel. I've been using nothing but for weeks, although I keepo trying canes from time to time.Legere are having our pants down at £30 a pop
It's a Covid thing. You used to have to mail them in to exchange them.Actually, for the (Corona) time being, you don't have to send back your reed you want to exchange, you can keep it our destroy it. That's what Légère e-mailed me.
I think Légère emphasises the bright end, but it is controllableThe 2.50 Legere American Cut sounds brighter then the Vandoren Traditional 2.5.