Saxophone Repair Tip: Shellac Bed in Deep Key Cups
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Saxophone Repairman Matt Stohrer of www.StohrerMusi... rambles a bit while showing off a relatively simple concept: on saxophone pad cups with a lot of concavity, you can put a bit of shellac in there prior to padwork as usual to make the job easier and avoid a void.
Video on applying shellac to pads: • Saxophone Repair Topic...
Article on how to install and seat saxophone pads: opensourcesaxop...
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Beautiful resonators too, on those pads!
I believe those are made by Tenor Madness. I use them and they are great.
Useful, Helpful, and Informative, as always.
Love your videos!!! Have watched them all and are looking forward to any more knowledge you have to share. Much respect.
I love your chanel dude. I learn soooo much about sax repair. Very helpful being able to diagnose a faulty sax. Sometimes I can fix the problem myself, if not, at least I'm able to tell my tech what the problem is with ease, so they can save time looking for the problem (and saving my money too). Yesterday I just talked with my local tech and told him I was suspecting the bell to be a lil bit bent, because it had a ding on it and the low b and b flat were not sealing properly. He was very impressed, and solved it quickly.
Thanks so much for such a useful info.
There is a high-pitched whine in this video I didn't notice until after I uploaded it, sorry about that. Found out what it was- a new Android bug. I fixed it by turning off voice activation of google assistant on my phone (the device I use to make these videos) and my next video won't have the whine. Sorry about that!
Pads look so good and flat. Which brand?
Ferree's b58
Why don't you fill the key cup right to the edges? I ask because you are trying to flatten the domed key cup and by not going to the edges, you still have a bit of that dome around the edges.
Because the pad has shellac there already.
Do you ever use the old resources pads on older Conns. 20s and 30s?
Jim
Resopads, no I do not.
They create an interesting dynamic on rolled tone holes. Not that I have done many that way....just a few.
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