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Selmer Reed CaseThe wood shell construction and vinyl cover help protect your reeds from the elements. The beveled glass reed bed offers optimal protection against warping and tip damage. Holds 5 or 10 reeds.
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A little big to carry around all the time but does keep the reeds nice and straight.
Before I bought this case I used to have trouble with warped reeds, not only did this solve my problem it also looks pretty cool.
I must say that after many years, the problem of keeping reeds ?alive? has been solved! Being very picky with my reeds, I was constantly searching for a reed case that would prevent my reeds from warping and becoming moldy, while still allowing them to dry properly, and keep their ?substance?. I have tried the Wiseman, the Rico, the Vandoren, the Protec, and even some custom made reed cases. Nothing has given me better results than the Selmer Case. I purchased the 10 reed case (If you are really pressed for space, it can hold more like 12). I have been known to go through reeds during a rehearsal quite constantly, and the Selmer case allows me to keep all my favorite reeds right at my fingertips. The beveled glass automatically holds reeds in place while drawing moisture to the sides. This moisture is then absorbed by the velvet on the upper side of the case. The glass also prevents warping very well. After nearly a year of owning this case, I have yet to find a moldy reed. The velvet has not lost its press either. Not only is it functional, but being less than half an inch thick, it easily fits into the pocket of any case I care to carry it in. The latches are quite strong, and have held up against a number of falls. I feel quite safe without the ever present rubber band. My only complaint is that the glass becomes dirty very quickly from moisture and such, but it?s nothing a quick wipe with a damp cloth won't fix! It?s small, functional, musically safe, and pleasing to the eye as well. It?s worth every penny!
The general problems with the majority of reed cases are fairly well know. Moldy Reeds, expensive humidity packets, breaking reeds, still warping reeds, etc. This Selmer reed case effectively keeps reeds from warping (when wet, the water from the reeds sticks to the glass evenly, which allows the reed to dry pushed up against the glass, thus no warping) doesn't let the reeds collect mold, and for the most part, the reeds are secure. When dry, the reeds in the case may fall out, but as long as the reeds are somewhat moist, they stick firmly to the glass. I was somewhat worried about the cheap looking metal latches to secure the case. However, after about 2 months of heavy use, they have not given in. What has given in, however, are the physical properties. The metal has begun to dull, and more importantly the leather from the case is peeling around the edges. Although this does not take from the practicality of the case, it does make it look significantly uglier. Note that although I throw this case inside bags and on music stands just about every day, I have only owned this for a few months and it has already begun to wore. Despite this, I really like this case, and I think I'm going to stick with it for the time being. I currently have 6 Bass Clarinet and 4 Clarinet reeds inside - and space for couple more.
The case is sturdy and extremely good at its job - my reeds stay in place, never warp, and it can hold lots (more than ten if I'm conservative) of reeds. However, (this may be due to the fact I live in a hot and humid place like Singapore) the outside cover falls apart very easily, even if you leave it alone. And it even started to do so the day I got it. Other than this con, this case is all pros.