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I've pretty much used only Music Medic Precision pads for all my work, which amounts to a couple of clarinets and several saxophones. One thing i'm noticing is that Precisions are far firmer than most every pad they're replacing.
I know that some consider firm pads best practice, but I'm wondering if there can't be some compromise on this for purposes of quietness and ease of floating and leakproofing.
The snap ins that seem to have been OEM from Buescher during the 60s seem to work well and aren't overy firm. are these considered poor quality?
what pads does everyone else use that works for them?
Thanks.
I know that some consider firm pads best practice, but I'm wondering if there can't be some compromise on this for purposes of quietness and ease of floating and leakproofing.
The snap ins that seem to have been OEM from Buescher during the 60s seem to work well and aren't overy firm. are these considered poor quality?
what pads does everyone else use that works for them?
Thanks.