ReedGeek Bullet Reed Adjustment Tool for All Reeds

Focused on the needs of the double reed player, but useful to all woodwind players.

The “Bullet”

ReedGeek’s newest and most advanced tool to date, offers its user ground breaking advances to reed adjustment and maintenance. It is the most effective tool for the adjustment of synthetic polymer reeds, both single and double, not to mention its effortless cut on natural cane. Utilizing advanced aerospace diamond-like alloys, the ReedGeek Bullet Reed Adjustment Tool exhibits an edge of 94 RC hardness and is machined to tolerances closer than virtually any reed or woodworking tool on the market today. This precision allows double reed players to adjust tip contours to achieve maximum vibration without damage to the reed or its tip. With a built-in shank file, for burnishing and smoothing, every surface of the Bullet can be used for great efficiency. A stand alone, handle-less tool.

Mauro Di Gioia is an entrepreneur, free-lance saxophonist/woodwind player, and the founder and President of ReedGeek, Inc. (which manufactures ReedGeek Products) based in Carson City, Nevada. For many years Mauro has dedicated his time to the betterment of reeds and reed performance for all woodwind players: publishing several articles on reed acoustics and adjustment in leading industry magazines and guest lecturing for master classes at various colleges in the United States and abroad. Most recently finishing two tours in China. Mauro has also worked with and designed reed cuts for some of the greatest players in the world, including David Sanborn.

Specs

Focused on the needs of the double reed player, but useful to all woodwind players. The most effective tool for the adjustment of synthetic polymer reeds, both single and double Effortless cut and flattening capabilities on natural cane. Advanced aerospace diamond-like alloys. Ultimate precision allows double reed players to adjust tip contours to achieve maximum vibration without damage to the reed or its tip. Built-in shank file grip.