Will cheap clarinet mouthpiece work with cheap ligature and cheap reed?

Yet another video for fun. I was encouraged by the number of stories when, for example, one orchestral player played the whole concert on a reed made of a stick from ice cream.
Or stories when clarinetists of prof level exchanged equipment with students and still sounded like professionals and students still sounded like students.
Or stories when after the death of an excellent clarinetist everyone wanted to get his equipment but when bought and tried were unable to play it because it was that bad.
I am not any close to that level of clarinet playing, but I tend to think that we pay too much attention to equipment. I'm not an exception-I just recently ordered one more new mouthpiece that is interesting to me lol
So this is my experiment if I can potentially play on a bad setup.

[@jimis3167]

Does ligature exist on Amazon? Seems convenient to use occasionally.

[@alexeysclarinet9109]

I am not sure if I understand whether you are joking or not 😊 But in my country I can find them in any hardware store. As for Amazon I guess you can search for cable ties or zip ties 😊

[@jimis3167]

@@alexeysclarinet9109 No joke, I liked the way It tightened the reed, seemed easy and seems convenient to use for a little time practice session. Although I believe It doesn't tighten too well but fast enough. You can probably still move the reed easily.

[@alexeysclarinet9109]

@@jimis3167 Yes, reed is insecure on mouthpiece. Also, the sound is a bit less covered compared to my leather ligature. I'm not sure if I like it or not.