Saxophone Accessories

The Altarac Vent modification for Bass Saxophone will vastly improve and change your Bass Saxophone for the better, forever! Learn More

Somewhere near the center of the earth, a rare element was discovered by the MusicMedic.com Sax ProShop's own Ryan Walker. He named the element of swirling beauty Ryanite and brought it at once to the Sax ProShop where he began his top-secret testing. He emerged with the most striking palm key risers ever seen and they are now available to saxophone players everywhere!

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Stop sticky G#, C#, Eb keys and the pad rot that eats your saxophone. They prop gently under the key arms without touching delicate pads. One size adapts to fit all Alto, Tenor, Bari and C-Melody Saxophones.

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This is the classic strap that you used to use that was pretty comfortable, durable, and inexpensive, and you never even thought about because it was just your neck strap.

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Saxgourmet Evolution Solid Copper Tenor Neck Learn More

Sticky pads are noisy, cumbersome, and hugely disruptive to a saxophonist. Although no pad powder lasts forever, MusicMedic.com's PadMagic offers the longest lasting results of any pad powder on the market. PadMagic is a blend of 7 unique compounds that combat pad stickiness in several ways. PadMagic preserves and conditions the leather and forms a micro-thin non-stick surface on the pad and its tone hole, which helps prevent build-up that leads to stickiness. This effective pad solution comes with two microfiber cloths, one for cleaning and one for application. Learn More

Somewhere near the center of the earth, a rare element was discovered by the MusicMedic.com Sax ProShop's own Ryan Walker. He named the element of swirling beauty Ryanite and brought it at once to the Sax ProShop where he began his top-secret testing. He emerged with the most striking palm key risers ever seen and they are now available to saxophone players everywhere! Learn More

Somewhere near the center of the earth, a rare element was discovered by the MusicMedic.com Sax ProShop's own Ryan Walker. He named the element of swirling beauty Ryanite and brought it at once to the Sax ProShop where he began his top-secret testing. He emerged with the most striking palm key risers ever seen and they are now available to saxophone players everywhere! Learn More

Somewhere near the center of the earth, a rare element was discovered by the MusicMedic.com Sax ProShop's own Ryan Walker. He named the element of swirling beauty Ryanite and brought it at once to the Sax ProShop where he began his top secret testing. He emerged with the most striking palm key risers ever seen and they are now available saxophone to players everywhere! Learn More

Somewhere near the center of the earth, a rare element was discovered by the MusicMedic.com Sax ProShop's own Ryan Walker. He named the element of swirling beauty Ryanite and brought it at once to the Sax ProShop where he began his top-secret testing. He emerged with the most striking palm key risers ever seen and they are now available to saxophone players everywhere! Learn More

Somewhere near the center of the earth, a rare element was discovered by the MusicMedic.com Sax ProShop's own Ryan Walker. He named the element of swirling beauty Ryanite and brought it at once to the Sax ProShop where he began his top-secret testing. He emerged with the most striking palm key risers ever seen and they are now to available saxophone players everywhere! Learn More

Finally a real replacement for a 12m and not a copy made for a later horn from Mexico. These necks are the Sax ProShop flagship model, and have been extensively tested on many 12m baritones. We are thrilled with the results and think you will be too. This neck also works well on some later Chu Berry models.

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This swab has a pull string on one end with a weighted string on one side. Drop the weighted string through your bell and grab it out from the top, pulling it through. Alto Version here.

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This swab has a pull string on one end with a weighted string on one side. Drop the weighted string through your bell and grab it out from the top, pulling it through. Tenor Version here.

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