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Re: Breaking in reed - new approach?

Author: Ed Palanker
Date: 2020-10-23 23:40

I always measured mine dry when trying to come up with my models. I don't know how Oliveri cut his way back then. I used to buy his blanks because I loved his cane, thick cane with a good taper from tip to bark. Once he went out of business I could no longer find blanks I liked and that's about the time Rico was coming out with their reeds and different cuts. I was one of those they sent models to in order to give my opinions and everntually settled on their "thick blank cut" and they sent me about a dozen a year for several years, clarinet and bass clarinet. I really can't remember doing anything with my Reed Perfecta with those and I've since gave it way, I'm happily retired. I probably did measure my students reeds damp since I was showing them how to adjust the reed they played.

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Post Edited (2020-10-24 16:49)

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