Forestone Traditional Synthetic Baritone Saxophone Reed (XS)

I have used forestone reeds on alto and tenor and I like them fine for practicing. I tried 3 different mouthpieces with this reed on bari sax and they all sounded bad in different ways. My berg sounded super thin, no bottom....when I put the reed on my meyer 5, I actually checked the bell to see if I had something stuffed in it. This reed works better on my bass clarinet then bari sax....and it is a bari sax reed.

Picture was very misleading. There was only 1 reed. I should have been more diligent in my research.The reed itself so far works great. The texture takes a little getting used to. But sound and playability is great

Sound quality wasn't as good as my Hahn reeds... a bit flat with no edge. It is sand- and trim-able, though, so I haven't given up on it yet. We'll see if I can make it work, eventually...

I play #2 baritone sax reeds, so I ordered a Forestone #2. It seems to need a lot more air than natural reeds. Tone quality is good, I still prefer natural reeds over this. But it is nice to have a permanent backup solution always in my case, so I recommend every player has some of these around. I'll try the other styles to see if I can find one that needs less air. Buy this product.

Great reed for rehersals and practice. I keep an actual bamboo reed handy for performances, but this will work in a pinch!

I'm just received one piece this picture shows like 10 pieces

My son has been playing sax for 6 years now, and this is his favorite reed. We have tried several, but this one makes the most beautiful music.....worth the price.

This brand of synthetic reeds plays well and is very close to real cane. No need to wet, or adjust a bad reed. Highly recommended.