Rovner Ligature This is for a rubber tenor saxophone mouthpiece, but it also fits a Rousseau 5R mouthpiece for baritone saxophone, as it came with one. I mainly used it on tenor saxophone. While metal ligatures support the reed at "points," Rovner ligatures use leather to enclose the reed with a "surface," resulting in a softer sound attack than metal ligatures and a more controllable playing feel. It's similar to the feeling of producing sound while pressing the reed with your fingers. Although it moves away from a bright sound, setting it up with a thicker reed gave me the impression that the mid-low range countermelodies would blend with a brass euphonium. It's understated in a hall or with a high ceiling, but I think it can produce a pleasant sound. It's not an all-rounder, but those who like to change ligatures depending on the song might like to keep one, perhaps attached to the cap. Since it's leather, there's no need to worry about warping, so it will be shipped via Nekopos. Thank you for your understanding.