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Re: Are your reeds harder in the summer?

Author: Mark Charette
Date: 2008-06-24 15:32

Bob Phillips wrote:

> I'm having trouble understanding why blasting saturated (is
> it?) air at body temperature past a reed doesn't bring it to a
> warm, soggy equilibrium that is pretty much independent of what
> the air was like before the player warmed in his/er lungs,
> moistened it and flooded the cane with it.

Human physiology. You change, the reeds don't, but the compensenting control is to change the reeds since we can't change ourselves.

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