The smart embouchure trainer for the oboist
The 3 benefits of the OboFit ®
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OboFit models
The OboFit embouchure trainer is only usable for oboists who use conventional oboe staples.
The ergonomic OboFit wings are suitable for all embouchure widths and available in different thicknesses.
OboFit original
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the black ebony wing dimensions: width 5.8 mm, thickness 1.5 mm
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for longer practice sessions, including orchestra rehearsals
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for students and professional musicians
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made with a high-precision rotary milling machine
OboFit original plus+
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the black ebony wing dimensions:
width 5.8 mm, thickness 1.8 mm
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for shorter training sessions (e.g. sound and technique exercises)
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exclusively for advanced and professional musicians who tend to have fuller lips too
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made with a high-precision rotary milling machine
OboFit student
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the polyamide wings dimensions: width 5.7 mm, thickness 1.5 mm
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for longer practice sessions
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for beginners, students and professional musicians
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3D production from matte black biomed resin
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the wings are slightly flexible but still highly break-resistant
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The anti-allergic and biocompatible wooden wings are made of durable black ebony.
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The fixation part is made of PA 3200 GF plastic. The glass-ball filled polyamide is characterized by high stiffness, mechanical wear resistance and thermal resilience.
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The wings of the "OboFit student" are made of a biocompatible medical polyamide. Unlike the "OboFit original", the fixation part is not made of glass-ball reinforced plastic.
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The rustproof countersunk screws and hex nuts are made of stainless steel.
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The included case is made of local walnut wood.
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Everything is made in Italy
Food safe & durable
OboFit production
OboFit references
Yosuke Nakane
Associate professor at Shiga University, oboist and representative director of Omisinfonietta
The OboFit is an interesting tool for oboists who have generally problems with sound, including volume adjustments and a too narrow timbre (not enough overtones) even with ideally opened reeds.
