reed cases
00:19 on Monday, July 18, 2005
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(someone)
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Where can I get a good reed case? I still have my cheap plastic one from my beginning band years. I hear that wooden or leather ones are better. Is that true?
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Re: reed cases
01:08 on Monday, July 18, 2005
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(smith)
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yes. most important think is reed must dry in the case,so case must be wooden!!!. Leather is just on top of the wood walls,so there is no such a think really like leather case.I would never go for metal or plastic case pretty much for the same reason-they all keep moister inside of the reeds.
hope this helps
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Re: reed cases
01:55 on Monday, July 18, 2005
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Re: reed cases
04:52 on Friday, July 22, 2005
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(bbone)
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I would recommend cases with springs.Püchner makes some realy nice ones. A cheaper alternative is http://synonym.dk/mall/images/varer/325350.JPG, the web address is www.gottfried.dk. Those cases do not have the high finish of the Püchner cases, but perform quite well
Thomas
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Re: reed cases
05:06 on Saturday, July 23, 2005
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(Piko)
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What is the benefit of springs to hold a reed in place versus mandrels or tight fitting grooves?
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Re: reed cases
06:15 on Friday, July 29, 2005
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(bbone)
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Versus mandrels, springs expand and hold all reeds, no matter what. Grooves tend to get worn over time. Some grroves may be too tight to accomodate certain reeds. A spring case can also hold cor anglais reeds at the same time, no need for a different box.
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