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sr14225 February 22, 2010: Gary Armstrong Woodwinds What I meant was, I don’t think that Gary normally sells HIS reeds, at least that was the impression I got. I did find a couple of other reeds there the last time I went to the shop made by two professional oboe players. They... Administrator February 20, 2010: Tipple Oboe Reeds New page up for a UK site, Tipple Oboe Reeds.
crayolaawesome February 18, 2010: Gary Armstrong Woodwinds I’m sorry sr14225 but you seem woefully uninformed. Gary Armstrong Woodwinds carries a large assortment of handmade reeds from various makers around Ontario and they have been for the last decade.
stbradle February 16, 2010: SUGGESTION BOX Perhaps you could write a small review for beginners so that they would know what strength reeds to try before spending a whole lot of money. Thanks!
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I love the Sandia Pro model. I use them on every audition and they are just great. The craftmanship is superb (whoever makes them must not have a life, because they are that great). My friends always ask me where I get my reeds, because they sound so good.
Sandia Pro model is awesome. It has a nice dark, clear tone and plays in tune – even in the high register. It’s on the harder side, but it never sounds edgy or gross. My teacher makes all her students play on Sandia pro – she plays on them too!
I used a couple of machine made medium soft reeds. They worked OK, but didn’t last long. Teacher scraped and trimmed one. That helped.
Professional model is superb in every respect. Unfortunately, they’re so good and so popular, only sold by subscription now. That leaves me out.