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3679
I think that if you will try using a cork bumper instead of felt you will like the feel better. It's a little more firm. I haven't tried talc, but do use...
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Nov 1, 2007
12:01 pm
3680
Any ideas on how to remove a firmly stuck flute footjoint?...
andycollins132002
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Nov 2, 2007
3:30 pm
3681
Use PB Blaster penetrating oil with heat from a heat gun. Repeat as necessary. _____ From: SaxophoneRepair@yahoogroups.com ...
STEVE GOODSON
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Nov 2, 2007
3:48 pm
3682
If it is an issue of the tenon being tweaked or too tight to slide off, then try the following: Place the body on a flute body mandrel with the foot hanging...
Clay Wuensche
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Nov 2, 2007
4:09 pm
3683
Take it to a tech. Do not try this at home. Lots of possibliities and reasons it's stuck, and one wrong move or turn and you could really mess the flute up....
jerryjamz2
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Nov 2, 2007
10:13 pm
3684
Hello All. I am going to replace some pads in a vintage Kohlert tenor with Roo pads with the dome metal resos.The current pads are plain leather ( and they...
John Hill
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Nov 3, 2007
1:12 pm
3685
Good opportunity for collecting some data! Can you make a few recordings of yourself playing the horn before and after?...
morgan witthoft
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Nov 3, 2007
1:21 pm
3686
I was wondering if anyone has had any expierence with vintage curved sopranos? I have had a number of modern ones that played great as far as intonation.Are...
John Hill
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Nov 3, 2007
1:28 pm
3687
Good idea. I will try that. Regards morgan witthoft <mwitthoft@...> wrote: Good opportunity for collecting some data! Can you make a few...
John Hill
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Nov 3, 2007
1:29 pm
3688
I was unscrewing this long hinge rod, and the screwdriver slot - - already somewhat widened from past abuse - - just gave up and broke apart. Then I noticed...
morgan witthoft
gone2dogz
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Nov 3, 2007
1:33 pm
3689
I have a vintage 1916 Conn curved sop which plays very nicely in tune. (It's keyed to high F) It has a whole lot of tuning crescents, and I had to glue a...
morgan witthoft
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Nov 3, 2007
1:45 pm
3690
I wish I was close.Would love to come by.Looks like you had to modify horn for it to play in tune properly.Would the Bueschers and Martins need crescents and...
John Hill
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Nov 3, 2007
1:55 pm
3691
Most often the screwdriver slot is damaged by using a screwdriver which does not fit the slot perfectly in terms of length and width, and being over-zealous or...
jerryjamz2
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Nov 3, 2007
1:59 pm
3692
Resonators... I have a SML Super 46 tenor that had pads with the very small flat resonators that covered only about half of the leather. As an experiment I...
Paul C.
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Nov 3, 2007
2:53 pm
3693
Our saxophone ensemble was given an Elkhart* (Buescher stencil) curved soprano, I think c.1928 from Goodson's charts. This Elkhart is the same as the Buescher...
Paul C.
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Nov 3, 2007
3:05 pm
3694
I totally concur with you about the tone needing to be resonant.That is why I am going to replace the pads even though they are like new.I didn`t think about...
John Hill
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Nov 3, 2007
3:08 pm
3695
"So.... how does one go about shredding, mangling, and widening the slot on a hinge rod? I pound on these things pretty hard and I've not been able to do it......
Paul C.
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Nov 3, 2007
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3696
I don't know about the Martins, but not the Bueschers. Paul Coats John Hill <marge2sons@...> wrote: I wish I was close.Would love to come by.Looks like...
Paul C.
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Nov 3, 2007
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3697
Buescher curvys keyed to high F are harder to find then the E falt ones.Do the E flat Bueschers sound and play as well as their High F brothers? Regards "Paul...
John Hill
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Nov 3, 2007
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3698
I have a curved Lyon and Healy low pitch that is smooth playing and easy to control. I put a matte silver finish to add some metal to the horn and rivet pads...
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Nov 3, 2007
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3699
I have found that the vast majority of vintage curved sopranos make most excellent lamps. You can insert the power cord through the low Eb tone hole, and put a...
STEVE GOODSON
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Nov 3, 2007
3:35 pm
3700
Interesting.I have been playing a Yani bronze that will blow out the windows if pushed.It is a grand horn but definately not described as vintage sounding....
John Hill
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Nov 3, 2007
4:26 pm
3701
I have to agree with Steve here. We used our Buescher soprano with a set of vintage Bueschers for a Six Brown Brothers concert, playing vintage music on the...
Paul C.
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Nov 3, 2007
5:01 pm
3702
I do have to agree that this Orpheus curved soprano is superior to the Yanagisawa, or my Yana style Antigua curved soprano. The left hand pinky table is like...
Paul C.
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Nov 3, 2007
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3703
A properly designed curved soprano will sound the same to the audience. The acoustic mistake made by many designers is that the bore diameter and taper must be...
STEVE GOODSON
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Nov 3, 2007
5:55 pm
3704
On Selmer-Style lower stacks, I use a piece of kraus synth cork on the body in place of a felt, and then use tech cork on the key foot. Russ ... including ... ...
russellps78
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Nov 4, 2007
6:52 pm
3705
You guys brought back memories of a curved soprano that I had stolen after a gig when I when I left it unattended to get my car back in the 70's.. What was...
JIM
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Nov 5, 2007
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3706
I saw a chrome plated Beaugnier tenor once. Weird looking thing especially when the little bits peel and it starts to look like the bumper on a 1965 Chevy...
morgan witthoft
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Nov 5, 2007
12:31 pm
3707
I saw a chrome plated Beaugnier tenor once. Weird looking thing especially when the little bits peel and it starts to look like the bumper on a 1965 Chevy...
morgan witthoft
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Nov 5, 2007
12:32 pm
3708
I don't know that I've ever seen any horns finished in chrome. I have seen (and currently own) quite a few finished in bright nickel. _____ From:...
STEVE GOODSON
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Nov 5, 2007
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