Do THIS To Keep Your Saxophone Working Properly!

This is a skill I learned to keep an element of my saxophone in good shape!
MY PERSONAL SETUP:
saxophone: Selmer Paris Serie III - Jubilee
neck: Selmer Paris Serie III (Gold Plated)
mouthpiece: Backun Vocalise TM2
ligature: Ishimori - (gold plated)
reeds: D'Addario Reserve (3.0+)
Breathtaking strap Lefreque sound bridge (gold plated)
Meridian Winds ergonomic screws (gold plated)
GEAR I USED TO CREATE THIS VIDEO:
Camera: Sony A7SIII (amzn.to/3qelgZa)
Lens: Sony 24-70/2.8 GM (amzn.to/3DyuDWC)
Microphone: Octava MK-012-01 (amzn.to/3Klg3Wg)
Key Light: Amaran 200d (amzn.to/3OxKiM1)
Key Light Modifier: Apurture Light Dome SE (amzn.to/3OewDIr)
Rim Light: Amaran 100d (amzn.to/457Es9H)
Rim Light Modifier: Apurture Light Dome Mini (amzn.to/3Yfg2bY)
Slider: Edelkrone Slider Plus

[@robertyoungsax]

Hey Everyone! Check out this video about how I keep these screws for getting out of adjustment!!: ua-cam.com/video/AKBUS5kzUvY/v-deo.html

[@MattWillisBagpiper]

Been loving all the new content lately!

[@robertyoungsax]

Much appreciated! I hope it can be of some use!

[@rloomis3]

A good choice for "If you're going to learn one repair technique..." My students are always impressed - ok, "mildly appreciative" - when I make one of those adjustments on their horns.
A repair tech told me years ago that he usually liked to leave a little bit of play in the bis adjustment, because it's so hard to get both the bis and the G-sharp perfect. "Jazz players don't care, but you classical players, you want to have the 1 + 1, so I have to work harder!" (He said it tongue-in-cheek; he went on to say that working with classical players had made him better at his job.)

[@smoothvelvetsinger]

Thank you so much. I have no saxophone technicians anywhere around where I live. So these kinds of videos are very useful to me. I subbed❤️

[@robertyoungsax]

I am glad this was helpful! Thank you for subscribing!!!