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Bass saxophone sizing
Built for the largest common sax mouthpiece. It will be far too big to grip a bari or tenor piece.

Independent shopping perspective
Ligature and cap sized for bass saxophone mouthpieces. Narrow replacement part for the handful of players who actually own a bass sax.

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.
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Built for the largest common sax mouthpiece. It will be far too big to grip a bari or tenor piece.
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Rovner's line name for this ligature, not a description of your sound. Treat it as a model and size code when ordering.
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Bass sax caps are hard to source separately, so having one in the box saves a second search.
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Clamps a reed onto the mouthpiece you already play. Reed and mouthpiece are still yours to supply.
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Low cost for a bass sax part, where most accessories run higher. Reasonable to buy a spare.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Bass saxophone mouthpieces are larger than baritone. The ligature will be too loose to hold a reed on a bari piece.
Fit depends on your specific mouthpiece diameter. Metal pieces are often slimmer than rubber, so compare against your current ligature before ordering.
Yes, the mouthpiece cap comes with the ligature.
Screw side away from the reed, plate flat against the reed. Slide it on, position the reed, then tighten by hand.