Three things lead to incomparable sound and resonance: our vast
assortment of templates, the length of scrape adjustments, and tongues.
They allow flexibility; and more than that, perfect reeds.
Accuracy and Adjustment
Our extra hardened blade is formed into a rounded shape with a diamond grinding stone. This allows for the reproduction of even the most detailed reed profiles.
When exchanging the blade, the blade adjustment dial indicator makes it incredibly easy to set up the perfect blade position.
Shape Accessories
Our vast assortment of templates is the result of the confluence of musical expertise and state-of-the-art technology. We have developed templates for all the instruments of the oboe family and every individual timbre preference.
Each template is manufactured with precision to make it incredibly simple to interchange any one with whichever the moment calls for.
the new 360° blade already mounted
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After years of development, Reeds 'n Stuff is proud to offer the Blade 360°. When the blade becomes dull simply rotate to the next sharp section and continue profiling. This can be done at least 6 times, providing reeds and reeds of profiling before a replacement blade is needed. The screw holding the blade is easily accessed from the underside, meaning once the height of the blade holder is set, you can set it and forget it. Simply loosen the screw, rotate the blade, and re-tighten the screw. Within seconds you can continue profiling reeds, rather than having to replace the entire blade.
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Transport Bag included.
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The Reeds 'n Stuff transport case features
a simple design that's easy to use.
The foam interior allows a safe transport
and provides a snug fit.
The tools to use the machine can be stored
in the zipper closed compartment on top of the case.
The handle gives Portability wherever you need it.
Simple use.
Made for precise results and simple use.
For adepts.
My Reeds ’n Stuff profiler makes the most important tasks easy. Why would you need another profiler when you already have a perfectly proper one?
Why complicate things - when simple is just as good.
Albrecht Mayer
Principal Oboe Berliner Philharmoniker
(Photo by Matt Dine)