Too funny. I just got a near 40 year old Vito alto (Yas-23) in excellent condition that I have to do this too. This expert of course, does it all like it is just another day. Excellent and fun video.
I put saran wrap between the bell to keep the lower stack keys from scratching the lacquer when removing and installing, but I'm probably a bit on the clumsy side for those things.
How much do you charge for a service like this I’d like to send you my Yamaha yas-23 to get this done to it Don’t know if you do any lacquer removals but that’s also something I want to get done on it
Local shops show a price range of $500 to $650 for a full re-pad which I assume does not include any of the other stuff this shows. Probably around $800 for complete service, pads, and tune/adjust which is why I will research doing it myself.
@@Sstantial That was a disassembly and light cleaning with one very easy pad replacement on a well built Yamaha instrument. What you saw right there was probably a $50 job depending on the shop minimum.
Too funny. I just got a near 40 year old Vito alto (Yas-23) in excellent condition that I have to do this too.
This expert of course, does it all like it is just another day.
Excellent and fun video.
I put saran wrap between the bell to keep the lower stack keys from scratching the lacquer when removing and installing, but I'm probably a bit on the clumsy side for those things.
How much do you charge for a service like this
I’d like to send you my Yamaha yas-23 to get this done to it
Don’t know if you do any lacquer removals but that’s also something I want to get done on it
What saxophone was in the background music?
Dimana tempatnay
Hola,saludos, como saber si un saxofon yanagisawa es original
Un saxofon alto yanagisawa modelo901 como saber si es original
Dumb question: how much?
(Hides under table for the answer...)
Winds of March Journey/Perry tribute band Let’s come over to my shop, I have a pretty big table to hide under 😄
Local shops show a price range of $500 to $650 for a full re-pad which I assume does not include any of the other stuff this shows. Probably around $800 for complete service, pads, and tune/adjust which is why I will research doing it myself.
@@Sstantial That was a disassembly and light cleaning with one very easy pad replacement on a well built Yamaha instrument. What you saw right there was probably a $50 job depending on the shop minimum.
What is that liquid??
It's denatured alcohol if I'm not mistaken your question.