For Egal06 Only: Gyuner, Thickness approx. 57mm, Hardness 9-12 (Slightly Firm), 20 Sheets

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Güner (Gyuner) Bassoon Cane

Thickness: Approx. 57/100mm

Hardness: Approx. 9-12 (Slightly Hard)

Gauged with a Reeds'n Stuff 10.5mm gouging machine.

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I prefer a standard hardness, so I am offering slightly harder ones.

I believe I manage quality control, but as I am not a retailer, please be aware of this beforehand if you are sensitive.
I am offering them at a lower price for this reason.

I discard all unusable material, so I believe I can provide relatively clean material.

I apologize if different hardnesses are mixed in. Please forgive me. I discard unusable material, so I believe you will be able to use them sufficiently.

Buying in bulk is a great deal.

As these are consumables and fragile items, returns are not accepted.
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[Güner]
Güner is a material cultivated in Turkey, which has a Mediterranean climate. It is manufactured by a bassoonist who performs in orchestras, and its high-quality, well-balanced cane is reputed to produce a warm, flexible, and round sound.
Turkey's climate is similar to Japan's compared to Europe, making Güner a very attractive option for oboists performing in Japan.