Yo siempre he sido usuario de este tipo de cañas ya que el sonido no varía, ni se ve afectada por la humedad y temperatura como pasa con las cañas de madera no recubiertas . (Es una opinión y gusto personal) yo utilizo boquilla de metal.

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I am in collegiate marching, concert, and pep band, so I put a lot of hours into my tenor and a lot of money into reeds. These plasticover reeds save me from breaking my reeds by bumping them and getting them caught on my clothes, as well as regular wear and tear.THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND: The black plastic coating does start to come off after awhile where my lip rests. I haven’t had any problems with it being on my lips in teeth, the reed just ends up looking kind of gross.These reeds are a little harder than a normal reed. However, if you’re on a 3.5 like me and don’t like the idea of the big price jump to 4.0, these are a decent compromise. Altogether, good, durable reeds.

These reeds really do have a great lead tone. They would easily be FIVE STARS, BUT there is one flaw that affects metal mouthpieces especially. The reason I don't give them five or even four stars is because the logo on the back facing is embossed (now even more so after the manufacturer switched). This causes seel problems on metal mouthpieces / mouthpieces with slim tables. A simple seel test proves this. A bad seel means chirps. You can sand down the logo, but this means inevitably sanding off some of the plasticover which is really what makes these reads stand out. However, if you have a hard rubber mouthpiece or a mouthpiece that doesn't have a sensitive table, these are awesome!

Produces plenty of volume and can produce a good raspy bright tone for party music with the right mouthpiece. Can also produce a full warm tone. Just depends on what you need for the gig.