Photo taken at the Center for the Arts – University at Buffalo in David Sanborn’s dressing room while attending his concert he invited us to.
![Frans Philippens using orange LED leak light.](https://toolsdx.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/frans_1.jpg)
![Closeup of Frans Philippens using orange LED leak light in a flute.](https://toolsdx.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/frans_4.jpg)
Photos courtesy of Frans Philippens – Adams Music, Netherlands.
“This is an invaluable tool for me, I don’t go on the road without it!”
David Sanborn
“I really love working with the lights! Best I’ve used in 19 years of fixin’!”
Mark Pyenta – Romulus, MI
“We`ve never been so happy before with a leak light! I love to work with it. I used it for general overhauls on saxes (kangaroo pads), flutes (w/ Straubinger pads), bass-, alto-, contra bass-and contra alto clarinets with all different kinds of leather. It works PERFECT on bassoons too! You should sell it to every pro shop! We bought 3 – one for each of our woodwind techs. You can`t believe how happy we are with these lights! They are so much better – now we can see EVERYTHING! They are super bright and we love the red color – much easier on our eyes.”
Frans Philippens, Adams Music – Netherlands
“Wow, I just tried out the new Thomas Music leak light. I totally love this light and find it INVALUABLE on all saxes, especially ones with black Roo pads. There is no leak light like it.”Â
Mike Nye -Tempe, AZ
“I have found the red orange light to be easier to pin point leaks when using it in a bright workspace since you can differentiate between the white of the ambient light and the red of the leak light much easier.. I don’t have to use a curtain and keep switching off the lights anymore.”
Gerry Evoniuk, Desert Winds Music Inc. – Arizona..
“I really wanted this light, because I had the same one at my last job
in North Carolina and loved it.”
Chris Humphrey , Band Repair Tech.