Belmonte Clarinet Ligature, Nickel (531N)

Not sure how to review this. Not sure if it fell off easily, etc. My son lost it within 3 days of his start of use. Not sure if someone stole it. He said it seemed to work fine in holding the reeds on his bass clarinet.

It fits perfectly on my b flat bass clarinet and it sounds great and its around the reed perfectly and it very cheap definitely deserves a five star review

The media could not be loaded.  I received the product in a timely manner, which might be the only good thing I have to say about this ‘Bass Clarinet ligature’. When you tighten the bottom part the top part tightens as well. You might be thinking: isn’t that the point of the ligature, to tighten? Yes, but if it tightens then loosens almost immediately after, it is not serving its purpose. The ligature slides up when placed on the mouthpiece. It’s hard to play bass clarinet with a loose ligature. Some might say it’s impossible (you Literally cannot play with a loose ligature). I tried fixing this by holding the ligature back while I played but you need both hands to play bass clarinet. So, unless I am able to sprout another arm this ligature is utterly USLESS. Don’t bother getting one from this seller. Reliable sites are Sam and Ash and Sweetwater.com(where I got my Yamaha base clarinet mouthpiece).

We love these for our 6 month girl! They are very soft and don't leave marks on her head like some other headbands do!

Good

Work as expected.

The ligature came bent from shipping and it was too small to fit over the reed and the mouthpiece. Might fit a tenor saxophone but definitely not on a bass clarinet.

Thanks, works great.