Rovner
Rovner
Also known as: Rovner Products
UnclaimedRovner Products is an American woodwind accessories maker founded in 1974 by Phil Rovner. The company is best known for inventing the fabric-style ligature with its original Dark model, which offered clarinet and saxophone players an alternative to traditional metal ligatures and became a staple in woodwind setups across classical, jazz, and educational settings.
The product line has grown int...
$27.99 - $32.00
in Ligatures Rank
$27.99 - $32.00
in Mouthpieces Rank
$24.99 - $32.99
in Ligatures Rank
$50.99 - $65.99
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Rovner Products is an American woodwind accessories maker founded in 1974 by Phil Rovner. The company is best known for inventing the fabric-style ligature with its original Dark model, which offered clarinet and saxophone players an alternative to traditional metal ligatures and became a staple in woodwind setups across classical, jazz, and educational settings.
The product line has grown into two families: the Classic series (Dark, Light, Star, Eddie Daniels, Van Gogh) and the Next Generation patented designs such as the Platinum, Platinum Gold, LGX, and Versa-X ligatures, each engineered to alter reed response and tonal color. Rovner also produces the Deep-V mouthpiece collection along with mouthpiece caps and related accessories.
Rovner ligatures are manufactured in the United States and distributed internationally through retailers and pro-audio shops. The brand maintains an Ambassadors Program of endorsing players and is widely stocked by woodwind specialty dealers alongside reed and mouthpiece makers.
Rovner has 4 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Ligatures and Mouthpieces. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Jazz. Notable users include Bob Reynolds.
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