A common occurence -
mouthpiece gets stuck and "someone" (usually a Dad) tries to pull it
out with pliers and ends up breaking the trumpet braces and/or
solder joints. We have a mouthpiece puller that works in about
30 seconds and it is a FREE SERVICE! There is, however, a
charge to rebuild the trumpet...
Notice the curvature of the body that
shouldn't be there and the big dent next to the thumb key tone hole
in the "before" pictures above. To the right is the "after" -
all straightened out and playing beautifully again.
One of our customers
collects double bell euphoniums.
This Martin became a real gem after we cleaned and polished it.
Another view to show the
beautiful gold wash inside the bells.
Getzen Trumpet that was
dropped. Replaced missing finger button on 2nd valve.
Same Getzen trumpet. Bell was pretty crunched.
Besides dent work also ultrasonic cleaning and polishing.
Another view looking down
the bell. Customer was thrilled!
A music store told this
customer that her flute headjoint could not be fixed and that
she would have to buy a new one. We repaired it to like new
and saved her quite a bit of $$.
Conn Baritone - 10 yr. old
got a ball stuck inside and tried to "bang" it
out. It didn't work.
French Horn valves
"before and after" being cleaned.
