| Location: Denton, TX (Map marker is approximate.) |
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| Web Site: infinitireeds.com |
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I used Infiniti reeds for a couple of years and never had a complaint about them. Angela has great customer service and has always pulled through for me if i’m in a time crunch and need a reed quick. Seriously, she’s a lifesaver. As for her reeds, they are the most consistent I’ve ever used. My private instructor constantly disappointed, so after about a year trying new ones, I went back to Infiniti and my frustration at the oboe reed dissolved. It’s so relieving to be able to pull a reed from the box and it to play in tune in all registers, respond nicely and also have a nice (not buzzy), dark tone. These are dependable reeds, they aren’t hit or miss like most other reed makers, and the price is nice too–only three dollars for shipping! These reeds will not disappoint you and definately get the job done.
I am first and foremost a bouzouki player, but got myself into college with the oboe (let’s face it, bouzouki scholarships are hard to come by!). As a prodigal oboist, returning once more to use the oboe in a creative studio setting, I can honestly say that Ms. Schindler’s reeds not only make me sound as though I’ve kept my chops up, but the variety of tones and textures I can coax out of these beauties is sublime. I used Infiniti reeds exclusively on my latest CD, “On Better Paths,” which is nominated for a 2010 Grammy (category #69: Best Contemporary Folk Album). Angela is a stellar musician who is very attuned to what her peers need…major kudos to a gifted reed-maker who helped to make this possible!
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