Rovner Versa Ligature
The most versatile Rovner ligature.
Designed in collaboration with Eddie Daniels, it represents the greatest leap forward in performance. Experience, an unparalleled feeling of complete control and ease of performance.
Supplied with two different metal inserts.
Comes with a Rovner plastic mouthpiece cap included.Ā
ā¢Adjustable flaps and cradle, with inserts that can be configured to produce six different tones
ā¢Rewards the player with a big, rich sound
ā¢Complete tonal control
ā¢Accurate intonation through all registers
ā¢Flaps may be arranged asymmetrically to accommodate irregular reeds
ā¢Includes a Rovner cap
ā¢Made in the USA!
Who Plays it?
The variable Versa is the high-performance predecessor to the Next Generation Versa-X. Jazz and classical players alike appreciate the Versa's ability to personalize their sound. It is ideal for the player seeking to fine-tune the ligature's responsiveness and tonal qualities.
Choosing The Right Size
Hard Rubber/Plastic Mouthpieces
If you have a standard sized hard rubber or plastic mouthpiece (such as a Yamaha 4C or Selmer C*), you will want to select the following sizes:Ā
- Soprano = V-1RVS
- Alto = V-1RL
- Tenor = V-2R
- Baritone = V-3RĀ (except in the case of Otto Link, Meyer, Vandoren V16 and other slimmer style baritone mouthpieces)
Metal Mouthpieces
Metal mouthpieces can vary a lot in size depending on the brand, but the majority of well known manufacturers will take the following sizes:Ā
- Alto = V-1M
- Tenor = V-2M
- Baritone = V-3ML
The main exception to this rule isĀ Metal Otto Links, which take the following sizes:Ā
- Alto =Ā V-3MLAĀ
- Tenor =Ā V-3ML
- Baritone = No size available. We recommend theĀ Rovner Dark "3MVL"
Please Note:Ā Despite Rovners extensive list of options, there are occasionally mouthpiecesĀ where the correct size is not immediately obvious. This is particularly true of baritone and bass mouthpieces, which can vary in size considerably depending on make. If you are at all unsure about which ligature would be best for your mouthpiece, please get in touch via [email protected] and we'll be happy to help you!
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Description
The most versatile Rovner ligature.
Designed in collaboration with Eddie Daniels, it represents the greatest leap forward in performance. Experience, an unparalleled feeling of complete control and ease of performance.
Supplied with two different metal inserts.
Comes with a Rovner plastic mouthpiece cap included.Ā
ā¢Adjustable flaps and cradle, with inserts that can be configured to produce six different tones
ā¢Rewards the player with a big, rich sound
ā¢Complete tonal control
ā¢Accurate intonation through all registers
ā¢Flaps may be arranged asymmetrically to accommodate irregular reeds
ā¢Includes a Rovner cap
ā¢Made in the USA!
Who Plays it?
The variable Versa is the high-performance predecessor to the Next Generation Versa-X. Jazz and classical players alike appreciate the Versa's ability to personalize their sound. It is ideal for the player seeking to fine-tune the ligature's responsiveness and tonal qualities.
Choosing The Right Size
Hard Rubber/Plastic Mouthpieces
If you have a standard sized hard rubber or plastic mouthpiece (such as a Yamaha 4C or Selmer C*), you will want to select the following sizes:Ā
- Soprano = V-1RVS
- Alto = V-1RL
- Tenor = V-2R
- Baritone = V-3RĀ (except in the case of Otto Link, Meyer, Vandoren V16 and other slimmer style baritone mouthpieces)
Metal Mouthpieces
Metal mouthpieces can vary a lot in size depending on the brand, but the majority of well known manufacturers will take the following sizes:Ā
- Alto = V-1M
- Tenor = V-2M
- Baritone = V-3ML
The main exception to this rule isĀ Metal Otto Links, which take the following sizes:Ā
- Alto =Ā V-3MLAĀ
- Tenor =Ā V-3ML
- Baritone = No size available. We recommend theĀ Rovner Dark "3MVL"
Please Note:Ā Despite Rovners extensive list of options, there are occasionally mouthpiecesĀ where the correct size is not immediately obvious. This is particularly true of baritone and bass mouthpieces, which can vary in size considerably depending on make. If you are at all unsure about which ligature would be best for your mouthpiece, please get in touch via [email protected] and we'll be happy to help you!
