Care / Maintenance

a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } The Brass Buddy is a simple, effective solution for keeping your practice space clean while emptying moisture...

The ReedGeek “Universal” Reed Tools enhance reed performance by rapidly and accurately flattening reed tables. You’ll experience the benefits of a truly flat reed and be able to fine-tune the entire reed in record time! Ready to...

PERFECT DISINFECTANT FOR MOUTHPIECES!   8 oz. bottle with fine mist sprayer Safe and effective  Can be used on all surfaces  Active ingredients kill and prevent germs on your mouthpiece. Hospital grade formula Can also be used as a case...

These 4 small pieces of rubber slide over the keys to add a bit of height to the contact surface. Meaning that you don't have to move your hand as much to operate them!

These risers make it easier for players to reach and grip the side keys. 

The Superslick Pocket Size Trombone Spray Bottle is an effective water spray bottle for your slide, enhancing the effectiveness of your slide creams and oils.  This 2 oz. bottle is also a convenient size - perfect for your pocket, case, or...

SWITCH TO SYNTHETIC! Yamaha Vintage Valve Oil is designed use in older instruments with looser valves. The more viscous formula also works with larger valve instruments like tubas and euphoniums. Synthetic oils are created from a chemical process that...

The Yamaha YAC-2050P is an ultra-absorbent microfiber cleaning swab, perfect for saxophone necks and mouthpieces.

Superb-quality cost-effective cork grease from Heid Music.  Comes in a convenient lip-balm style tube.

Properly maintain your piccolo with this Metal Piccolo Cleaning Rod. 

The piccolo snake replaces traditional swabs. Slide the piccolo snake over any standard cleaning rod made for your instrument. Push it straight through the open ended sections of your instrument. There is no need to scrub the bore! To clean your head...

Easy-to-use swab for the beginning oboist. The thinner end fits in the top joint, and the thicker end fits in the bottom joint.