Accessories Clean your sax with the new Airswab

How did you play in tune?
I just do it, no matter the atmospheric conditions, whether cold or warmed up, learned to play saxes in tune years ago. Tweak the overall adjustment with the mouthpiece, then compensate the rest by embouchure.

Play in tune throughout range, maintain a consistent pleasing vibrato, use phrasing and accents throughout.

The proof was in the kettle. I collected easily 4 times that of a standard bell ringer.
 

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Resurrecting this thread because I got a free air duster as a door prize around November of last year. It's basically the same thing as the Airswab. FWIW, this is the one I was given:

Gooloo Air Duster

Okay, so the "Airswab" got lambasted in this thread for being an expensive gimmick. £60 was way too much. I guess they didn't sell at that price point because now I'm seeing them for less than half that. More like about £25 or $21 US.

I figured I'd throw this out there because I've actually been using mine to dry my horns after practice and it works really well.

I run a swab through the horn once, prop open low Eb and C# then stick the air duster in the neck receiver on medium speed. In just 2 or 3 minutes the horn is bone dry inside.

I'm gonna swim upstream here and say that for £25 an Airswab (or generically similar thingy) is probably worth it. I really like mine.

Flame suit on.

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A cold wind, someone said?

A howling wind.

As Graham Parker told us:

And I know a howlin' wind runs through here
Blowin' every day
Yeah a howlin' wind runs through here
Takes my breath away
 
Resurrecting this thread because I got a free air duster as a door prize around November of last year. It's basically the same thing as the Airswab. FWIW, this is the one I was given:

Gooloo Air Duster

Okay, so the "Airswab" got lambasted in this thread for being an expensive gimmick. £60 was way too much. I guess they didn't sell at that price point because now I'm seeing them for less than half that. More like about £25 or $21 US.

I figured I'd throw this out there because I've actually been using mine to dry my horns after practice and it works really well.

I run a swab through the horn once, prop open low Eb and C# then stick the air duster in the neck receiver on medium speed. In just 2 or 3 minutes the horn is bone dry inside.

I'm gonna swim upstream here and say that for £25 an Airswab (or generically similar thingy) is probably worth it. I really like mine.

Flame suit on.

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Thanks for your post. The missus and I love this little blower.

Perfect for a ton of little jobs. Firestarter for fire pit/ bbq. Cleaning out the vacuum cleaner bins. Keyboard and camera gear duster. Camera / lens duster. Out on the deck trimming beard. Perfect for blowing away the mess.

Oh yeah - pad dryer. 😀 Works nicely for that job and gets moisture that a swab wouldn't reach.

Best $25-30$ I've spent in a little while at least. Free would have been better but worth it.

It's such a hit with the better half that she's having me buy a few extras for gifts.
 
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