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Do Reeds Expire. The saxophone reed normally last for about a week but depending on the reed material it can last for months. Do reeds have an expiry date? The good news is that by taking proper care of your reeds you can extend their lives. The bad news is that no reed lasts forever. With proper care, a synthetic reed can last up to six months or more, depending on the frequency of use. Regular cane reeds get worn out a lot faster than a plastic reed. If we follow a normal practice schedule of 1 to 2 hours a day there shouldn’t be any normal reason a reed can’t last you a month or two. I to have several brown box rico's for tenor and. This post is part two of an ongoing series dedicated to. In order to properly store reeds, a reed case must contain a secure method of holding the reeds in place and a hard, flat surface that will keep. We talk a lot about reeds needing to be changed regularly when they’re being played. King is correct, reeds do not deteriorate with age (unless stored improperly). As long as you can get a good seal on the sides (between the reed and mouthpiece) and playing doesn’t become difficult or “chirpy,” then the reed can still be played on.

As long as you can get a good seal on the sides (between the reed and mouthpiece) and playing doesn’t become difficult or “chirpy,” then the reed can still be played on. The saxophone reed normally last for about a week but depending on the reed material it can last for months. We talk a lot about reeds needing to be changed regularly when they’re being played. Regular cane reeds get worn out a lot faster than a plastic reed. King is correct, reeds do not deteriorate with age (unless stored improperly). If we follow a normal practice schedule of 1 to 2 hours a day there shouldn’t be any normal reason a reed can’t last you a month or two. The good news is that by taking proper care of your reeds you can extend their lives. In order to properly store reeds, a reed case must contain a secure method of holding the reeds in place and a hard, flat surface that will keep. Do reeds have an expiry date? I to have several brown box rico's for tenor and.

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Do Reeds Expire In order to properly store reeds, a reed case must contain a secure method of holding the reeds in place and a hard, flat surface that will keep. If we follow a normal practice schedule of 1 to 2 hours a day there shouldn’t be any normal reason a reed can’t last you a month or two. Do reeds have an expiry date? The bad news is that no reed lasts forever. King is correct, reeds do not deteriorate with age (unless stored improperly). In order to properly store reeds, a reed case must contain a secure method of holding the reeds in place and a hard, flat surface that will keep. With proper care, a synthetic reed can last up to six months or more, depending on the frequency of use. Regular cane reeds get worn out a lot faster than a plastic reed. The saxophone reed normally last for about a week but depending on the reed material it can last for months. The good news is that by taking proper care of your reeds you can extend their lives. As long as you can get a good seal on the sides (between the reed and mouthpiece) and playing doesn’t become difficult or “chirpy,” then the reed can still be played on. This post is part two of an ongoing series dedicated to. We talk a lot about reeds needing to be changed regularly when they’re being played. I to have several brown box rico's for tenor and.