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🌟 Elevate your jazz tone with the first certified organic reed—because your sound deserves the purest edge!
D'Addario Organic Select Jazz Filed Tenor Sax Reeds are the first certified organic reeds designed for jazz tenor saxophonists seeking superior control, projection, and articulation. Made from naturally grown cane without chemicals, these reeds offer consistent quality through advanced digital manufacturing and come individually sealed for freshness. Available in multiple strengths and filed or unfiled styles, they are proudly crafted in the USA to deliver a vibrant, warm tone that stands out in any jazz setting.










| ASIN | B0BHWT7N8P |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,609 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #11 in Tenor Saxophone Reeds |
| Brand | D'Addario |
| Brand Name | D'Addario |
| Color | Filed |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 126 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Brushed |
| Included Components | Reeds |
| Instrument Key | F Sharp |
| Item Dimensions | 4.72 x 1.26 x 0.83 inches |
| Item Type Name | Tenor Saxophone Reeds |
| Item Weight | 18 g |
| Manufacturer | D'Addario |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ORSF05TSX3M |
| Material | Wood |
| Material Type | Wood |
| Model Name | D'Addario Organic Select Jazz Filed Tenor Saxophone Reeds - Sax Reeds - The First & Only Organic Reed - 3 Medium, 5 Pack |
| Model Number | ORSF05TSX3M |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Set Name | 5 Pack |
| Style | Filed |
| UPC | 046716588654 |
| Warranty Description | Replace if defective. |
M***
Solid Reeds for Transitioning Into Jazz
My son mainly plays classical tenor sax but recently started getting into jazz, so we decided to try these D’Addario Organic Select Jazz reeds. So far they’ve been very solid — consistent quality, easy response, and a nice warm tone. He adjusted to them quickly and seems to enjoy playing with them. The individually sealed packaging is also a nice touch for freshness and consistency.
J**N
Reeds
Perfect
S**M
great reeds
more consistent than any vandorens, warm, bright enough to push but still a good middle ground for a deeper sound for ballads and etc. prolly my favorite widely accessible reeds. i personally use a 2m on a 7 opening mpc
D**G
Prompt delivery
Prompt delivery. Good product- good consistent sound and control.
J**S
Fairly consistent
Fairly uniform on the cuts and quality. I used to use Rico Royals. There are only 5 of these to a box, but I get less reeds in a box that are un-usable, so it’s fine. I was probably only using 6-7 out of a box of 10 of the old brand. I work on my reeds with sandpaper and reed knives, so I generally can get what I want out of reeds, even if they don’t initially play well out of the box.
J**Y
Great alternative choice from the standard reeds
I bought these for my son who is currently learning what his favorite reed he would like to use when playing. So far it's these. I've played on them, and they sound great! I do have my own particular choice in reeds, but these are great when i've run out of my choice. My son on the other hand has picked these more than once, and it does have a significant difference in sound and durability compared to the Ricos that he would usually get. So I think these are the ones we'll be purchasing from here on out.
T**Y
I really like these reeds.
I've purchased the D'Addario reeds for my clarinet, alto and tenor. Probably my favorite reed for the price.
M**Z
so far so good
I haven't played on cane for decades but recently I wanted to see if I could change my tone and because synthetics seem to be getting worse. Synth reeds are really expensive but they can last for along time and they are great for just about anything, which is why I began playing them. Fibracell stopped making the reed that worked best for me. Now I hear from Steve Cole that D'Addario makes a great synthetic; I'll be checking it out too. To really evaluate these cane reeds one needs to play on the whole box, in my opinion. The things that are important are: Can I pick any reed from the box and play on it; does it warp easy; do I have to work it a lot to get it to play; will there be any dead reeds in this pack? I would get a box of LaVoz med hard and work those down to med soft. D'Addario has filed these reeds already so one might just need to seal one or all of them. So far, these seem to be good reeds. The 3 med, seem to be a solid medium. Back in the day, 3 meant medium but now you have 3 soft, med, and hard and I don't have any idea how that works. And the problem is reeds are expensive and nobody wants to by $150 dollars worth of reeds just to find the right strength. D'Addario I hear has a strength chart that should help you out. Again I would have to play on every reed in the pack to really be able to give a qualified review but I can't do that right now. All I can say is They look and feel and play like a quality reed and even though they are filed you can still work them if you know what you're doing. I haven't had one warp on me yet and I hope I never do. we'll see
C**E
Fantastic reeds
I know that getting the correct reeds is very subjective. But for my son these are perfect. He really liked them. Maybe a little more expensive than some other brands but he thinks they are worth that extra bit.
S**O
Ottime come sempre
Prodotto che uso da anni. Ottime come sempre
M**A
Tolle Saxophon-Blätter
Ich spiele schon seit vielen Jahren auf sog. Plasticcover-Blättern von Rico. Nachdem ich nun wieder auf Holz umsteigen wollte, bin ich schließlich bei den hier angebotenen Saxophon-Blättern gelandet. Ich nehme das Ergebnis vorweg: Die Blätter sind spitze. Sie sprechen gut an, sorgen für einen tollen Sound und halten recht lange. In Anbetracht der hier gebotenen Qualität erachte ich den geforderten Kaufpreis als überaus angemessen. Folglich bewerte ich die hier angebotenen Saxophon-Blätter mit sehr guten 5 Sternen. Klare Kaufempfehlung!
G**I
materiale ok
tutto ok
S**T
Parfait
Extra, comme d'habitude.
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