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For woodwind instruments, there is an enormous range of accessories available. Certain items, such as reeds for saxophones or clarinets or tubes for oboes, are indispensable for playing the instrument. This is complemented by a variety of carrying systems, ligatures, stands, care materials, and much more.

Reeds are usually made from cane, available in various designs and strengths. Renowned manufacturers like Vandoren or D’Addario offer a range of reeds that significantly influence the sound. In recent years, synthetic reeds have increasingly gained supporters – a comparison is definitely worthwhile!

To protect reeds in use from damage and to ensure they can be reused as much as possible, it is recommended to use reed cases. Several reeds can be ideally stored this way, sometimes even with a special humidification system.

What applies to reeds also applies to the tubes for oboes, English horns, and bassoons. Here too, different types of wood affect the sound, and in addition, plastic tubes have made their entry into the market.

Additional accessories such as caps, tools, and cases complete the accessory range for double-reed instruments.

Another important aspect for the sound of saxophones and clarinets is the ligature – essentially the connection between the reed and the mouthpiece. Here, too, trial and error is key; the combination of reed, ligature, and mouthpiece is a crucial factor for the sound.

Other accessories include instrument stands, carrying systems, and care and cleaning materials. Especially for carrying systems, there is an extensive range available, which makes sense. For comfortable playing, it is essential that you feel good, and the right carrying system can be a decisive factor. From simple carrying straps to elaborate shoulder carrying systems, every musician should be able to find something that suits them.

Finally, the longevity of the instrument can be ensured through proper care and cleaning. Appropriate oils and fats, as well as cloths for both interior and exterior cleaning after playing, are standard equipment to keep the instrument in top condition for a long time.