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Hi Timo! I’ve watched a bunch of your videos and I really love it! Appreciate a lot!

😅 That doesn't look at all like a Selmer Mark 6 lol. Where's the body engravings? Why not show the back of the saxophone where it tells the model and serial number.

You inspired me to brush plate wear on the valve block of my silver trumpet, as well to tank plate the valves on my antique conn. They were copper plated and i plated the first valve and then spent quite a bit of time lapping. Used a combination of lapping block and 2000 gr sand paper. Had some trouble as the valve guide is attached to the top of the valve. Almost done

Thanks for walking us through the process! Nice to know how this is done!

I own a 1929.

Thank you for this vid. It gave me the courage to try on my antique conn. The 1st valve was so leaky I let it go 4 1hr. And was too much. How much lapping did u have to do before it fit? And did you only use that lapping tool?

Thank you, sir.

Nice

Ive got a similar issue with a saxophone i borrowed recently. I am beginner and Im having problems playing the 4 lower notes since they overtone. Are there any ways to do a similar repair job at home?

My favorite horn.... Silver plated for classic , beautiful ans soft.

excellent

Yep that’s it. The way each one blows matters too, volume & airflow pressure makes a huge impact on it. Another point of view it’s, if it’s worse with zero gap, why not chose a larger Backbore ? The big names havee we been talking about the gap only on trumpets …. There aren’t Gap on flugelhorns ?

They are indeed 'killers'

thanks for letting our eyes into your life!! great playing!!! i loved all your quoting!

Hello! Is it possible with monel ? And what is the process ??

Ho can you brass plate a silver ring ?

Do you check the bore of the valve to make sure the (holes in the piston)haven't gotten smaller?

Cool video. I enjoyed the backstory and history. I just bought a Selmer USA as my first bari and I agree that it has a fat sound. It was previously a school horn so mine needed a lot of work in the regulation. Also just got an Otto Link Super Tone Master 7 and i'm excited to try it once the horn is out of the shop.

Hi Timo, this Video is very interesting. It's a good ideal, to make the plating at home ! It's funny, that you plate a nickel valve . I'm playin my Getzen Severinsen Trumpet since 1979. But the nickel plated valves work very well..I think, these nickel valves are definitely the best kind of valves. Your plating method will be much more interesting for users of monel and Steel valves and Ithink, the method is the same..copper and the nickel, correct? Best wishes from germany, peter

Thank you, this is very informative. Do you carry Dark honey gold Lacquer (cognac) spray to touch up an Alto P Mauriat 67RCL Saxophone? or do you know which color number that matches it?

thank you for the video, I always wondered how that was done.👍

Hello. ı bought an 1982 Tenor JK toneking. ı want to raplace the pads. Could any one tell me where İ can find New pads.

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What an excellent and informative video, thanks! ...I have one question, how did you know the valve casing was perfectly round without mic-ing it?

What the name song?

This video is very informative. Thanks for making this. What is in the acid dip? what chemicals or solution is in it? What chemical do you use for silver plating?

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What type acid did you use to clean with

Does a professional trumpet hurt the development of a beginner trumpet student?

Great video! Thanks for sharing! You mentioned applying black oxide for an even patina... may i ask what kind og black oxide you used? And could you perhaps explain a little moor about how you applied it? Thank you

Fantastic work!

i know the melody i think Leo P plays that on the BBC proms

Excelente video! Es un tema muy ignorado por muchos trompetistas y es muy necesario este servicio para nuestras trompetas.

Beautiful work. How may hours would you estimate that you put into this project?

Beautiful sound. Thank you for the informative history of Besson.

When I began playing saxophone in the 4th grade in 1968, it was on my dad's 1937 Handcraft Committee. He had bought it used from a college friend sometime in the late 1940s for $50. I still have the horn and use it as my back-up alto. I recognized that sound as soon as you started playing! 🙂

I love the fact that you are excellent at repairing old brass & that you are a very good player too! - Blessings.

Where are you based ? I need a 10m done

Found your video fascinating. One question. Did your electro-plating reduce the sized of the pass through holes of the value?

Very good...excelent information

My grandfather is Michael Mosiello. I have his trumpet, I believe it was his practice trumpet.. What can you tell me about this trumpet? MEHA depose 89659

Will the plating fill in light pitting ? I am doing a gold trumpet making it silver

Much appreciated! Thankyou.

Valuable information, but fantastically horrible audio quality. Please work on that side. Greetings!

Mouthpiece?

Hi and thanks for you video. Is there a way to get a good finish on the bottom of the inside of the cap? It’s cut with the drill bit tip, so not the best finish. Any ideas?

Well, your knowledge of colourful metallurgy is pitiful..😂😂😂

I actually own the huttl version of this trumpet and it’s my favorite trumpet by far as a music major and my second favorite is the silver colibri (another huttl very similar to this) These horn are very unique and are extremely dark sounding. I’ve notice that the beginner models are pretty mediocre but the professional lines are extremely good at the cost (or benefit) of being extremely heavy

Good afternoon, is this tin soldering fluid made by you yourself? or is it industrialized?

Good afternoon, I liked the work, what is the grit of the sandpaper, 120, 320? and why aluminum foil to remove burrs?