Rico RRP05BCL200 Plasticover 2.0 Strength Reeds for Bb Clarinet (Pack of 5)

Like them, sound a bit sharper than equiivalent non coated reeds, time will tell... so far so good.

My husband could not get these reeds at the local music shop so happy with them.

I found I could play all five reeds right out the box. not wetting and messing around.the sound was bright and a little more volume too.found the sound overall to be the same as Rico royal 3s I had been using of the same strength.I found it a big advantage just picking a reed up and putting it on the mouthpiece and just playing.think I'll be using PlastiCover Rico's from now on.I have a cheep clarinet I leave on my desk so I can pick it up and practice with having to assemble it, and having the PlastiCover reeds really help as the don't dry out or need wetting so I spend more time practicing.that's a big plus for me.

Great makes me play my clarinet with ease

Decent price, quick delivery, good reeds.

Good because you don't have to wet them but they still get damaged and worn out at the same rate as regular reeds

I’m just a beginner and needed new reeds. These had great reviews so I thought I’d give them a try. I bought the 1.5 strength.I thought these would be strong and indestructible due to the plastic but I broke the first one after a day. The edge snagged on the cleaning cloth. So take care to still be careful with them.The sound is different but still sounds ok. I found these a bit harder to play and couldn’t play the high notes like I could with a normal reed - maybe need more diaphragm strength.It is more difficult to place the reed as it is dark on dark rather than white on dark.The reed felt a bit slippy in my mouth unlike a normal reed.I’m not sure if it was this reed or something else but my clarinet is sounding a bit bubbly.Overall, I think they are worth a try and you can decide for yourself.

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After having looked around a little, and having dealt with normal reeds in the cold and humidity (I'm from Canada), I started looking for an alternative. Unlike what I expected, these reeds are a lot more wood than synthetic. The best way I can describe them is just a reed that has been painted. They behave quite well, and I like that I can just slap them on my instrument. I have not hit a really bad one in the box yet (I also like the reed covers better than the traditional Vandoren sheath).One thing that I noticed is that the coating scratches off very easily. For example, I took as a habit to gently scratch my reeds with the back of my nail to get some lip skin off them, which on these reeds also scratches off the coating (see picture). Some of the reeds also had some left over edges of coating on the very tip of the reed), but they came off with a little coaxing.Overall, I enjoy these reeds a lot. They are brighter than a normal wood reed, but remain stable on harsh note switches. Not the best reeds in the world by any stretch of the imagination, but definitely something I will keep using regularly to practice and play outside. Still, they are just lightly coated, and will not last as long as a fully synthetic reed would.

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