Detail 01
Link size
Matched to the outside diameter of Link-dimension tenor mouthpieces. A slimmer or fatter body won't tighten evenly around the reed.

Independent shopping perspective
Tenor saxophone ligature cut for Link-size mouthpiece bodies. For players replacing a stock or bent ligature who want a repeatable, even clamp on the reed.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Matched to the outside diameter of Link-dimension tenor mouthpieces. A slimmer or fatter body won't tighten evenly around the reed.
Detail 02
Alto and soprano mouthpiece bodies are smaller, so this will bottom out or slide instead of gripping.
Detail 03
It holds the reed and nothing else. You still need the mouthpiece, reeds and a cap.
Detail 04
That's a product line, not a limit on use. The clamp behaves the same with any tenor reed.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Usually not. Metal tenor pieces are slimmer than Link-size hard rubber bodies, so the ligature sits loose. Size the ligature to the mouthpiece's outside diameter, not to the horn.
No. This is the tenor Link size. An alto mouthpiece body is smaller, so the ligature won't grip the reed evenly or hold position.
No. Any tenor reed that fits your mouthpiece works. The ligature controls only how the reed is held, not its cut or strength.
No, ligature only. Keep your existing cap, but check that it still slides on over this ligature before getting rid of the old one.