Detail 01
Plastic construction
Won't dent, bend or corrode the way thin metal bands do. Survives being dropped and knocked around in a case.

Independent shopping perspective
Plastic ligature for Bb clarinet in an opaque finish. A low-cost replacement for players who want a single-screw, no-fuss grip on the reed.

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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
Won't dent, bend or corrode the way thin metal bands do. Survives being dropped and knocked around in a case.
Detail 02
Cosmetic only. The clear version of this design shows the reed underneath; opaque doesn't.
Detail 03
One point of adjustment. Faster to swap reeds, but less control over front-versus-back pressure than two-screw designs.
Detail 04
Matched to standard Bb mouthpiece diameter. Larger clarinets need their own size.
Detail 05
No mouthpiece, cap or reed. Assumes you already have a working setup and just need this piece.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's a different feel more than a worse one. Plastic holds the reed with a slightly softer grip; many players won't hear a meaningful difference in a section.
No. This is sized for Bb soprano clarinet mouthpieces. Bass clarinet mouthpieces are substantially larger and need a bass-specific ligature.
No, the ligature is sold on its own. Keep your current cap and check it still slides over this band without forcing.
Just enough that the reed doesn't shift when you push on it. Overtightening chokes the reed's vibration and can strip the plastic threads.