Rico REC10MH 'La Voz' Bass Clarinet Reeds, Medium Hard, Box of 10

Rico REC10MH 'La Voz' Bass Clarinet Reeds, Medium Hard, Box of 10Rico REC10MH Bass Clarinet Reeds Overview The Rico REC10MH La Voz Bass Clarinet Reeds are unfiled cane reeds in Medium Hard strength, sold as a brand new box of 10, designed to deliver consistent response and a deep, powerful bass clarinet tone for daily professional and educational use. Rico REC10MH Bass Clarinet Reeds Specifications Instrument: Bass Clarinet Reed cut: Unfiled Strength: Medium Hard Material: Arundo donax cane Quantity: Box of 10

Rico REC10MH Bass Clarinet Reeds Overview

The Rico REC10MH La Voz Bass Clarinet Reeds are unfiled cane reeds in Medium Hard strength, sold as a brand-new box of 10, designed to deliver consistent response and a deep, powerful bass clarinet tone for daily professional and educational use.

Rico REC10MH Bass Clarinet Reeds Specifications

• Instrument: Bass Clarinet
• Reed cut: Unfiled
• Strength: Medium Hard
• Material: Arundo donax cane
• Quantity: Box of 10 reeds

Condition & Setup

Brand new in sealed box.

Who the REC10MH Bass Clarinet Reeds Is For

The Rico REC10MH La Voz Bass Clarinet Reeds are Medium Hard, unfiled bass clarinet reeds made from arundo donax cane for a consistent response and a darker, more powerful tonal profile. They are intended for bass clarinetists who prefer the feel and sound of a traditional unfiled cut, including advancing students, doublers, and professionals who need reliable reeds for ensemble, pit, and studio work.

Within the La Voz line, this Medium Hard strength is a practical choice for players who want added stability and resistance compared with softer strengths, while still maintaining clear articulation and a centered tone when paired with an appropriate mouthpiece and facing.

Common Questions About The Rico REC10MH

What does Medium Hard mean on La Voz bass clarinet reeds?

Medium Hard indicates a higher resistance than Medium, generally favoring players who want more stability, a firmer feel, and a tone that stays centered at higher volumes and across a wide range.

What is the difference between filed and unfiled reeds?

Filed reeds have bark removed near the vamp to create a visible filed area; unfiled reeds keep that bark. Unfiled cuts, like REC10MH, are commonly chosen for a deeper, broader tone and a traditional response.