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HELP! Saxophone play condition- band instrument repair

HELP! Saxophone play condition- band instrument repair

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“Wes Lee Music Repair”

In this episode, we take care of an ailing saxophone. Is it as bad as it seems? Thanks for watching.

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  1. Hey folks, please try to do a better job of matching resonators on the pads you replace. Did you notice the 'G' pad? If you can, match pad color as well. I know, it's a Cannonball but at least match resonators. Lastly, make sure there's enough glue to support the pad. Many manufacturers are going with little glue and shims these days!

  2. Hey Wes, thanks for speaking to the class of Red Wing last week. I really enjoyed this PC level of work. We are working on these exact issues in woodwinds class right now. Thanks for the great content!

  3. I have a 1990 something silver Yamaha trumpet that needs a good cleaning because it hasn’t been played until recently.. Sounds airy when I play it and valves sound scratchy when pressing them down. Need another project to work on?

  4. I was admiring the black touch pieces on some of the keys and notice the high F side key had popped off. Horn manufacturers need to step up their glue game. This happens way too often. There are many modern glues and epoxies that would make that sort of thing virtually impossible and for only a few cents more per key.

  5. Looking for a restoration of high school Schilke MkIi trumpet. You want the job, or can you suggest someone in NC? Valve honing and cleaning is all. Why his it so hard to find help with this?

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