I listened to a positive review posted by a Selmar owner, and find the product works equally as well on my YTS 62

While I'm more music lover than musician, the catchy videos, easy prices and great reviews from instructors and pros, I bought these on a whim for a friend who plays -- and she cannot stop RAVING about how the deceptively simple Key Leaves are the answer to she's been waiting for.

I like the colour and the flexibility of this gizmo

The idea is to keep the three closed pads open whilst they dry; a great idea and this does the job

What a great idea!

My teacher had a few reservations about it, only because of possible damage to keys during transportation, but this thing is so soft and fits so well, I would say there is little to no risk of anything bending here

I'll leave the product spec reviews to the musicians, but from catchy videos to the "Made In America" notice, these are a hit for students, pros and everyone in between.-Josh

While I'm more music lover than musician, the catchy videos, easy prices and great reviews from instructors and pros, I bought these on a whim for a friend who plays -- and she cannot stop RAVING about how the deceptively simple Key Leaves are the answer to she's been waiting for.

While I'm more music lover than musician, the catchy videos, easy prices and great reviews from instructors and pros, I bought these on a whim for a friend who plays -- and she cannot stop RAVING about how the deceptively simple Key Leaves are the answer to she's been waiting for.

Key Leaves are a plus for a better trouble free action.

While waiting for the Key Leaves to arrive I tried using the original Yamaha packing cork to hold the C# key open, and found the moisture needing to dry was truly interfering with a smoother action

Key Leaves are a plus for a better trouble free action.

I like the colour and the flexibility of this gizmo

and it stays in place very well

The idea is to keep the three closed pads open whilst they dry; a great idea and this does the job

The item arrived ahead of time from the manufacture and was packed well with complete instructions, which soon familiarise you with the correct orientation of fitting in your particular saxophone

After I figured out the best way to slip these little rubber things under the key levers, they worked great.

But then I realized that by opening the C# key, I was also opening the G# key - the one that sticks on this horn - and everything made perfect sense.