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Fits small hard rubber soprano mouthpieces
The narrowest of the soprano fit tiers. If your mouthpiece is a larger hard rubber body, this one will not close around it.

Independent shopping perspective
Soprano sax ligature and cap sized for small hard rubber mouthpieces. For players who know their mouthpiece falls in that range.

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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The narrowest of the soprano fit tiers. If your mouthpiece is a larger hard rubber body, this one will not close around it.
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Metal soprano mouthpieces are slimmer at the same tip opening. A hard-rubber-sized ligature sits loose on metal and will not clamp evenly.
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Covers the reed in the case and between sets. Buying the cap separately later usually costs more than the difference here.
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Rovner's name for this model, not a spec. Use it to order the right product, not to predict how it sounds.
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Above basic replacement pricing. You are paying for the model line and the included cap, not just a generic band.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Compare the outside body diameter against the fit listing before ordering. Soprano ligatures are tier-sized, and a tier off means it will not clamp properly.
No. This is sized for hard rubber. A metal mouthpiece has a different outside diameter and the ligature will not seat correctly.
Yes. The ligature and cap ship together, and the cap is shaped to fit over this ligature.
No. Alto mouthpieces are much larger. This is soprano only.