Pisoni Saxophone Pads | High Quality & Professional Installation
Pisoni Pads for Saxophone and Clarinet - Professional Quality
Pisoni pads are the first choice for woodwind instruments such as saxophones, clarinets, bass clarinets, and bassoons. Their high-quality materials and craftsmanship ensure a perfect airtight seal, essential for excellent tone and response.
Why Choose Pisoni Pads?
The Italian brand Pisoni is known for its durable and professional padding. They are widely used by:
- Professional saxophonists and clarinetists
- Instrument makers and repairers
- Conservatories and music schools
Pisoni pads offer:
- Optimal air tightness and closing force
- High-quality Italian leather and compressed felt
- Consistent thickness for a perfect fit
- Resistance to moisture and temperature fluctuations
Types of Pisoni Pads
| Type | Properties | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Premium Deluxe | Compressed felt with Italian cowhide | Professional saxophones |
| Pro-Pads | Lightweight synthetic membrane | Student instruments |
| Waterproof Pads | Water-repellent leather with synthetic core | Bass saxophone and bass clarinet |
| Resonator Pads | Metal resonator for extra sound projection | Jazz saxophones |
Difference between Plastic and Metal Resonators
Resonators enhance tone and volume. Pisoni pads come in two types:
- Metal resonators: Brighter and more powerful sound, durable and ideal for professional players.
- Plastic resonators: Lighter and warmer sound, suitable for students and comfort-oriented musicians.
Why Does Special Sax Mainly Use Pisoni Pads?
Special Sax chooses Pisoni for its reliable quality and consistent playing comfort. This guarantees a clear, powerful sound and optimal durability, crucial for semi-professional and professional musicians.
Why Use Shellac Instead of Hot Melt Glue?
We use shellac to attach pads because it provides a strong, durable bond that's easy to remove without damaging the instrument. Unlike hot-melt adhesive, which is applied with heat and can damage the instrument, we heat the shellac with professional hot air, which is safer for the instrument.
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