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4391
Oooh, easy question for me to answer but hard to defend. I do not recommend key clamps of any make to my customers for no good reason other than to keep things...
Rufus Acosta
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Mar 1, 2008
2:53 pm
4392
Great. I'll be watching for it. Thanks, Jim B....
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jwaltb52
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Mar 1, 2008
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4393
that barely protrude into the neck interior.....suggestions on getting them out? I'm talking about the really tiny ones here.... ...
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Mar 1, 2008
3:27 pm
4394
I haven't used key clamps myself but I know people who use them. My experience is that saxophones in good condition and adjustment will not benefit from...
clarni bass
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Mar 2, 2008
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4395
I'm wondering about the Ferree's neck driver - from the pics on their website, I think you can only put a dent ball on the end section of cable (I'm assuming,...
womrep
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Mar 3, 2008
12:38 pm
4396
the neck driver works by providing a support under the offending dent that enables you to burnish it out. It won't raise the dent from the underside. _____ ...
STEVE GOODSON
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Mar 3, 2008
12:44 pm
4397
I've been using key clamps for years. My horn plays very consistently all the time. I don't find that it helps when I do have a minor leak, but it does seem to...
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ric.frank
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Mar 3, 2008
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4398
I just recently removed by thumb rest from my Mark VI to allow a change in postion of my fingers of my right hand and correspondingly my right thumb. This...
chedoggy
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Mar 5, 2008
3:40 pm
4399
I have often moved thumbrests to the left for exactly the same reason you give. It involves resoldering the backing plate. _____ From:...
STEVE GOODSON
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Mar 5, 2008
3:52 pm
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exactly, by removing the thumb rest it allows my right thumb to move to the left making for what I think is a much better position for the right hand. Now my...
chedoggy
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Mar 5, 2008
4:04 pm
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I note that Steve's Saxgourmet aftermarket thumbrest has more area to the left and allows the user to slide the thumb over, too. Paul STEVE GOODSON...
Paul C.
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Mar 5, 2008
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I have a 1936 Conn 10M tenor with a bizarre problem. Intonation in the lower octave is fine. From about G above the staff and up, it runs sharp, as much as...
Bill Hausmann
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Mar 6, 2008
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Where do you get E 6000 adhesive? Do you know what works best on a "The Martin Alto Music Man" bell keyguards,felts or corks? Thanks STEVE GOODSON...
John Hill
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Mar 6, 2008
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I buy E6000 in the craft department at Wal-Mart. It works well for corks and felts of all kinds. _____ From: SaxophoneRepair@yahoogroups.com ...
STEVE GOODSON
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Mar 6, 2008
1:48 pm
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I find that anything glued with E6000 is likely to fall off in a year. Also, once you open the tube, the glue starts to lose quality and you only have a few...
morgan witthoft
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Mar 6, 2008
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4406
I sat down with the head repair tech in our shop today to work on my issues (I work mostly on clarinets when I am not doing school service duties). We...
Bill Hausmann
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Mar 8, 2008
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Bill, Quit often intonation problems are related to how we "voice" the horn. If you think "ho" as you play the tenor intonation should stabilize. Also, when...
SAL CICCIO
harrycarney2000
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Mar 10, 2008
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Another similar adhesive is Aleene's Platinum Bond 7800. It is the same type of SBR adhesive (styrene butadyene rubber), but is just a little less viscous,...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Mar 10, 2008
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4409
As per Steve's recommendation, I'm working with the E6000 as I glue the Buescher metal backs onto sax gourmet pads..but I'm wondering if it would also be...
mahnkentom
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Mar 10, 2008
7:38 pm
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My good friend Tom Ridenour has a large quantity of alto sax reed blanks to sell at very good prices. If any of you are interested, contact Tom about this at ...
tenorman1952
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Mar 10, 2008
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Bill, Quit often intonation problems are related to how we "voice" the horn. If you think "ho" as you play the tenor intonation should stabilize. Also, when...
harrycarney2000
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Mar 11, 2008
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What are you refering to by thinking ho? I always used the ooh(for low notes) aah for middle notes and eee for high. harrycarney2000...
John Hill
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Mar 11, 2008
8:36 pm
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John, Just ho! for all notes. It proerly sets up your bosy for proper resonance for the Tenor. Alto is haw, tenor is ho, and bari is hoo! Sal John Hill...
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harrycarney2000
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Mar 12, 2008
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Hi, this should be a quick question. Bought a new tenor and the neck is so tight that I risk damage, especially taking it out. Not something Vaseline will fix....
Mandy
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Mar 12, 2008
9:43 pm
4415
Have the neck professionally shrunk. Ferree's makes a fabulous tool for this exact purpose. Do not remove any metal from the tenon! _____ From:...
STEVE GOODSON
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Mar 12, 2008
9:46 pm
4416
Steve, are you referring to their neck shrinking dies, or do they have another tool besides that? ... for this...
mahnkentom
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Mar 13, 2008
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4417
Is there some secret solution one can apply to a new pad before installing to get whatever waterproof coating junk they use off? I read where some shops...
John Hill
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Mar 13, 2008
9:11 pm
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Acetone will usually remove most silicone based pad treatments. HOWEVER, after you use the acetone, you must use something to nourish the pads and keep them...
STEVE GOODSON
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Mar 13, 2008
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I have your pad juice and if I had enough( getting low need to reorder) I would wear some for after shave! It smells super! If the acetone takes off the...
John Hill
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Mar 14, 2008
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Hello, I have a large number of Selmer style domed resonators that I made but they never took of. They are machined from solid brass and are one piece. Very...
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