Monday, June 14, 2010
Neoprene Alto/Tenor Neck Straps
 New Protec Neoprene Alto/Tenor Sax Neck Straps are now in stock! More colors coming soon!
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Friday, May 21, 2010
Black Lux Clarinet Cases
 Have you seen Protec’s new Black Lux Clarinet Case? Check it out!
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Friday, May 14, 2010
Chocolate Lux Clarinet Messenger Bag Arrived!
 New Lux Clarinet PRO PAC Cases w/Messenger Bag in stock! Flute/Piccolo, Oboe, and German Clarinet up next…
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Nylon Guitar Straps
 New design and colors for our popular nylon guitar straps…with built-in pick pocket!
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Friday, April 23, 2010
Gear Arrival
 New gear arrival…zippered neoprene mouthpiece pouches for Tbone/Alto Sax (Model #: N264) & Tuba/Tenor Sax (Model #: N275).
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Chocolate Delight !
 New chocolate colored cases are rolling in! Chocolate Trumpet, Trombone, and Alto Saxophone cases are available now!
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Monday, January 19, 2009
Winter NAMM 2009
 Winter NAMM has passed and happy to say it was another great show! We have a lot of new cases, bags, and accessories and we look forward to getting them into your hands throughout the year. Gabe McNair (No Doubt & Oslo) stopped by during the show to say hello. Thank you so much to those that were able to stop by, and for those of you that we missed, we hope to see you next year!
- -Francis |
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
iPhone 3G
 After many, many hours of waiting (4 hours to be exact) at the famed Apple Store on 5th Avenue, I finally got my iPhone 3G. First off, the wait in the line was horrible as they said it was initially a 3 hour wait… somehow it extended to about an extra hour but nonetheless, it was well worth it the wait. The features of the iPhone are as advertised if not better and I don’t know if I’ll ever go to another brand phone. The guys at Apple, whether you’re a fan or not, definitely know what they’re doing!
- -Francis |
Friday, May 16, 2008
Living with 'kids'
 I’m not an animal rights activist, however I do believe in Bob Barker in having your pets ‘spayed or neutered.’ So with that being said… I would just like to introduce you to some of the joys in my life. #1 Suspect: Jack – a terrier mix, rescued from a shelter. He’s an energetic spitfire who likes to cuddle 24/7. #2 Suspect: Winnie – a wire-haired daschund, who has the innate ability to whine 24/7. While life with my fiancé (only 9 days left by the way before the big day) was tranquil for awhile, it has been absolute chaos since… toys everywhere, carpet stains, etc… But I guess with becoming a ‘parent’, it comes with the territory. How can you not love these guys?
- -Francis |
Monday, March 31, 2008
Mike Deese- Updates
 "2008 is warming up nicely (and about time, too!) with some April educational appearances at Simpson College and Broward Community College, where I will be conducting masterclasses and performing as the featured artist with the university jazz band. Back in NYC, I'm looking forward to performing with the Jimmy Heath Big Band at the Iridium and also with Claudio Roditi's quintet. I'm very fortunate to be playing an excellent trombone made for me by master craftsman, Michael Rath of England. I'll be taking my Protec leather gig bag every step of the way!" - Mike Dease
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Recent and future performances
Last night (March 18, 2008) I performed in Rockford Iowa with the bands at the local community school. It is always such a pleasure to work with students who are so enthusiastic about music! It was a long day – leaving the house at 7AM and back at 12:30AM – but definitely worth it. The bands were directed by Ben Thompson, a former student of mine who is getting some very good results.
Other news – my CD Aeterna, is just about to be released on Teel Creek Records! It includes works by Paganini, J.S. Bach, Ron Albrecht, John Anthony Lennon, Robert Schumann, Nate Brown and others. I’m looking forward to performing some of the works (the Albrecht Urban Impressions) on this CD at the North American Saxophone Conference in South Carolina in April. Always such a great hang with so many saxophonists there. Lots of gear talk…something I have been asked to limit at home by my wife…
- -Dr. Dave Camwell (Protec Artist) |
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Protec Pod
 So, as of early February my cell phone was pretty much presumed dead. My phone suffered years of abuse being unprotected in my pocket. So, I bought a cool new slider. I racked my brain to find ways to protect my new phone. After all, I couldn't live with myself should my new phone suffer the terrible wrong-doings of it's predecessor. Working for Protec definitely has it's advantages and this was one of them. We now offer Pod cases. "This will work great for my new phone", I thought. These are meant to be used for IPods, cameras, mouthpieces and in this case - worked perfect for my phone. I'm proud to say my new phone has remained scratch and dent free. I only wish more solutions were this easy in life...
- Travis |
Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Jiggs Whigham
 During the 2008 winter NAMM show, I had to the opportunity to catch up with internationally acclaimed trombonist Jiggs Whigham after a wonderful performance at Conn-Selmer’s exhibit. While attending high school in Germany, I was invited to the Cologne University of Music to study and perform at a week-long jazz conference which was headed up by Jiggs. The experience in Cologne was absolutely amazing, inspirational, and seeing Jiggs after all these years reminded me of how gifted and how much of a true gentleman he is.
- Andy |
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Scribbles
I realize blogs are ubiquitos and quite ordinary - but nevertheless, I'm excited to be typing the first few words of our spanking new blog. In addition to the fact that we have a blog (woop! woop!)- we've got so many great changes going into this year that I'm quite the happy camper. To highlight a few - our website has undergone a facelift, as has our logo and overall design of many of our cases and bags. We're adding new demo videos to our website and we constantly working on incorporating our customer's feedbacks into everything we do. I'm always curious to know what the feedback is on our changes or to know if it was even noticed. If anyone cares to take a moment of their life to comment on something as trivial as the new color of our logo or Dolce Amaro Collection - please post away - we're all eyes!
- Chris |
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