Prior to dispatch, all reeds are set up, tested, and played by Mark Faloon.
Moving the rubber bridles towards the top of the reed will increase the volume and the amount of air that the reed uses. Moving the bridle towards the bottom of the reed will refine the reed and reduce the amount of air that it will use.
You will find a tuning screw inside the reed; turning this clockwise will flatten the pitch of the reed. Turning the screw anti-clockwise will sharpen the pitch.
The reeds are tested at a pitch of 484 Hz.
It is recommended that regular checks are carried out to ensure no foreign bodies are present under or around the tongue of the reeds.
It is also recommended to replace the o ring bridles once every twelve months to guarantee consistent tension on the tongues.
If you have any queries regarding the reeds, please do not hesitate to contact Mark Faloon or James Knox
[email protected]
Regards and Thank You!
