Detail 01
Fabric ligature body
Wraps the reed instead of pressing at two points, so minor placement errors matter less than with metal.

Independent shopping perspective
A fabric ligature with cap for contra-alto clarinet. For players who want a secure, forgiving reed hold without a metal ligature's fussy alignment.

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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
Wraps the reed instead of pressing at two points, so minor placement errors matter less than with metal.
Detail 02
Rovner's darker-voiced line; damps some high overtones for a rounder, less edgy sound.
Detail 03
Protects the reed tip between sets without removing the ligature, which is where most reed chips happen.
Detail 04
Built for the larger contra-alto mouthpiece; it will not tighten properly on a smaller clarinet.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is sized for contra-alto clarinet mouthpieces, which are larger than bass clarinet. A bass clarinet mouthpiece will sit loose in it.
Yes. The ligature and mouthpiece cap are sold together at this price.
It contacts the reed over a wider area and damps some upper overtones, giving a rounder, less edgy tone. The Dark model leans further that direction.
The screw side faces away from the reed on Rovner ligatures. Slide it over the mouthpiece from the top, then position the reed and tighten lightly.