Detail 01
Holds 12 reeds
Enough for a full making cycle: fresh, broken-in, and retired reeds all separated in one case.

Independent shopping perspective
Leather-covered case that holds 12 bassoon reeds. For players and teachers who keep a large working rotation.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Enough for a full making cycle: fresh, broken-in, and retired reeds all separated in one case.
Detail 02
Wears in rather than cracking. Survives being tossed in a gig bag better than plain cardboard or vinyl.
Detail 03
Slots are cut for bassoon reeds. Oboe reeds are smaller and will not sit securely.
Detail 04
Reeds do not knock into each other in transit, which is where most tip chips happen.
Detail 05
Hides handling marks and rosin dust over years of case-to-case transfer.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is sized for bassoon reeds. Oboe reeds are considerably smaller and would move around loose.
It depends on your case. A 12-reed case is the larger of the two sizes, so measure your accessory compartment first.
Store them dry. A closed case slows evaporation, so let reeds air out after playing before putting them away.
Capacity only. Same leather covering and construction, half the slots, and a smaller footprint in your bag.
Reference
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