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FIBERREED

World's most advanced, cane-like synthetic reeds for clarinet and saxophone. Synthetic fibers, infusions, and secret crafting make Fiberreed Better than Cane and Best of Brand!

Jazz Cut

Fibereed Hemp Premium Synthetic Reed at the Wedge Distribution

HEMP PREMIUM

  • 80% Organic Material

  • Darker

  • Earthy Sound

  • Bi-directional and layered cellular-support-structure

Fibereed Natural Premium Synthetic Reed at the Wedge Distribution

NATURAL PREMIUM

 

  • Pure Hollow Fiber

  • Simple straight cut

  • Free blowing

  • Clean and bright Sound

Fibereed Carbon Premium Synthetic Reed at the Wedge Distribution

CARBON PREMIUM

 

  • Radiant full sound

  • Sirect response

  • Beaming upper and lower registers

  • Bi-directional and layered cellular-support-structure

  • Beloved by many pop and jazz artists

Fibereed FiberCarbon Onyx Synthetic Reed at the Wedge Distribution

CARBON ​ONYX

 

  • Infused with Carbon

  • Lots of reed for the money!

  • Easy attack

  • Warm low register

  • Powerful 2nd & 3rd Octaves

  • Easy high notes

Classic Cut

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Fiberreed Reed Strength Comparison Chart
Fibereed Natural Classic Premium Synthetic Reed at the Wedge Distribution

NATURAL CLASSIC PREMIUM

 

  • Thicker Classic cut with more resistance

  • Steeper cut for Vintage player and classic mouthpieces

  • Easy response through entire register with warm, pure sound

  • Strengthened heart

Fibereed Carbon Classic Premium Synthetic Reed at the Wedge Distribution

CARBON CLASSIC PREMIUM

 

  • Especially made for mouthpieces with a Vienna facing

  • Full tone

  • Fast response

  • Elegant sound
     

Fibereed Copper Carbon Classic Synthetic Reed at the Wedge Distribution

COPPER CARBON CLASSIC

 

  • Infused with Copper & Carbon

  • Reinforced heart area

  • Full bodied

  • Warmer tone

  • More resistance

  • Comparable to cane reeds

  • Classic Cut

New Artist Models

Fiberreed RPL for Alto Saxophone at The Wedge Distribution

RPL Artist Series

 

  • RPL for Alto Saxophone

  • Developed in close collaboration with Rodrigo Pires de Lima

  • Superior Hollow Fiber layered with Carbon Fiber

  • Extended Rounded Heart

  • Warm low register

  • Brilliant Full Projection

  • Great Altissimo Range

Fibereed G-Sax Artist Series Synthetic Reed at the Wedge Distribution

G-Sax Artist Series

 

  • G-Sax for Alto Saxophone

  • Reinforced heart area

  • Developed in close collaboration with Roland Graf (G-Sax)

  • Superior Hollow Fiber layered with Carbon Fiber

  • Strong Rounded Heart

  • Brilliant Full Projection

  • Great Altissimo Range

TANTRA Gold Alto 7 and Tenor 7* Saxophone Mouthpiece

Fiberreed TANTRA Saxophone Mouthipece at The Wedge Distribution

TANTRA Alto and Tenor Mouthpiece

The TANTRA mouthpiece was specifically designed by Theo to work in amazing synergy with Fiberreeds.

They have a huge core with a very warm and full sound.  We recommend the Hemp reed, although the Carbon and Onyx are fantastic options.

Fiberreeds Explained at NAMM

Fiberreed Saxophone Reeds Explained by Tom Wanne

Fiberreed Saxophone Reeds Explained by Tom Wanne

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Natures Perfection and Harry's Genius

Synthetic fibers with cellular-like support provide strength, durability and flexibility at The Wedge Distribution

Synthetic fibers with cellular-like supports (just like nature) provide unmatched strength, durability and flexibility.

Inventor and owner Harry Hartmann making Fiberreeds

Harry magically weaves layers of special fibers (like hemp and carbon) into his Fiberreed material.

Legend Tom Scott - Fiberreed Professional Artist Endorser
Legend Tom Scott
"A new standard in reed superiority!"

"Immensly helpful to me.
I highly recommend!"

"My search is over! Pure woodwind sound!"

"Can ALWAYS rely on my Fiberreeds! Wonderfu!"

Listen to the Legends

Hemp Fiberreed Close Up - Better than Cane & Best of Brand
Fiberreeds play as beautiful as they look!
Better than Cane & Best of Brand
Reed Strength Chart
Fiberreed Reed Strength Comparison Chart

Fiberreed Reed Strength Comparison Chart

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