Mitchell Lurie Premium Bb Clarinet Reeds  

My first experience was with Vandoren, then I used other brands. While looking for a clearer, more accurate tone in 1993, Reuben Allen recommended this reed. I have been using it ever since. It seems most are playable and often I fall into a very comfortable relationship with one reed. This situation seems to be more predictable with Mitchell Luire Premium. I'm very happy to pay the price for it.

This is Rico's premium brand and its definitely a good reed. Out of the box of 5, 5 were playable and great. They tend to have a more open "bright" sound to them ideal for marching. I've purchased these reeds several times and gotten the same results each time. By far the best reed brand I've come across.

Cheap, but very high quality reeds! Recommended for all!

These are awesome reeds. French File cut for better articulation, these reeds perform nicely. I've tried all sorts of reeds and have not found a better reed. Better values, sure, but these reeds are well worth the price. I've played for 7 years and have yet to find a better reed.

I have used these reeds now for about a year...They are somewhat hard to find at the local shops, but are very good to play on. The file cut gives excellent articulation control and the tone is amazing. I've yet to find a better reed. As for value-these reeds are very expensive, but are generally worth it. I rarely get a box of 5 good ones either, but then again, do you ever? The only way to do that is to make them, which is next to impossible with clarinet reeeds, besides being insanely expensive. Overal this has to be one of the very best reeds on the market, and is certainly worth it if you've got the money.