Anybody know anything about the Conn 8D having this...erm... Factory dust of
some sort?
Jon
From: Chris Tedesco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Sat, 6
Often I'll give my leadpipe a good squirt of valve juice and blow and wiggle to
simply oil my valves! Works pretty well too.
Chris
--- Graeme Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think there would be much factory dirt in a Yamaha horn, but I would
> strongly advise pouring a teaspoon or
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Subject: Re: [Hornlist] New Horn Maintenance
I don't think there would be much factory dirt in a Yamaha horn, but I
would
strongly advise pouring a teaspoon or so of valve oil (eg. Al Cass) down
the
mouthpipe, and blowing it vigourously through the horn while wriggling
Who told you the nonsense about "factory dust" ?? As far as I know,
all instruments are chemically cleaned, special if they are lacquered.
But rinsing the instrument (NOT brushing) from backwards (filling water
into the bell & turn the horn around until the water comes off the front
hole) will
I don't think there would be much factory dirt in a Yamaha horn, but I would
strongly advise pouring a teaspoon or so of valve oil (eg. Al Cass) down the
mouthpipe, and blowing it vigourously through the horn while wriggling the
valve levers. This will spread it in a mist over the inside of the hor
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