Brass Accessories

Marching band instrument lyres are must-have accessories for every band! They're indispensable for learning field show music and especially handy for parades, sporting events, and pep rallies.

Sterisol is a germicide that can be used to sanitize, cleans and deodorize all wind instruments without damaging metals, lacquer, wood, hard rubber, or plastic. It is especially convenient to use as a quick

Mi-T-Mist is a topical antimicrobial designed to cleanse the mouthpiece and provide a refreshing agent that will remove residue build-up from the instrument. Easy to use: spray the fine mist on the

These colorful and unique fingering charts are the perfect teaching aid for the bandroom, classroom, private studio or simply as a beginners quick reference guide while practicing at home.  Order

Specially treated lint-free, nonabrasive, nongreasy cloth leaves an invisible coating that guards against fingerprints and damaging perspiration. Use dry, without other cleaning agents.

Keep your horn in top playing condition - clean it frequently! Maintenance kit contains valve oil, cleaning brushes, polishing cloth, and slide grease.

The Combination Fix Kit includes all the tools and supplies found in the Woodwind and Brass Fix Kits - the perfect choice for band directors to keep students playing every day. The top section of the case

The new must-have accessory for Sousaphone players from Neotech, the Sousaphone Shoulder Pad offers comfort and support during long marching rehearsals or performances. If you have to play one of the

The rugged Bobcat Mouthpiece Puller is a must for every band director! Care must be taken when removing a stuck mouthpiece from the receiver. The mouthpiece is cradled in the tool with collars that gently

Neotech's Sousaphone Cradle Pad offers ideal protection and ease of use. The combination of rugged Ballistic nylon material laminated with internal padding and non-marring fabric shields against

Spitball cleaning disks go where brushes and wipes can not reach. They clear hard to get to spots like the tubing between the valves and sharp bends in the pipe. These disks do not take the place of regular