Brass Foghorn repairs about 100 saxophone each year. The majority of the damage we see to saxophones is not from dropping or bumping the horn but from neglect. Failing to clean the horn after each use will lead to pad deterioration, metal corrosion and playability issues. We get it, after a long night of playing,…
It’s done! This F.E. Olds Parisian Ambassador has been through our shop for a complete overhaul. Made in Paris at least 50 years ago. This saxophone looks like a vintage instrument but plays like new. All new pads, corks, felts, etc. Tone holes flattened and leveled, regulated and setup. It is gig ready and sounds…
This horn is coming along nicely. We took it completely apart, cleaned and polished the keys, new pads were installed, all new corks and felts, tone holes flattened and it has been reassembled. It is still a long way from playing. The pads must be set, action must be regulated and set up in order…
This is an F.E.Olds Parisian Ambassador tenor sax. It was made in Paris well over 50 years ago. It is raw brass, no lacquer and has an amazing vintage horn patina. The keys are made of solid nickel, most horns use brass keys that have been nickel plated. The nickel plating wears off with extended…
Maintaining your saxophone is crucial for ensuring its longevity and optimal performance. Whether you’re a seasoned musician or just starting out, keeping your instrument in top shape will enhance your playing experience and preserve the quality of sound. Here are some essential tips to help you maintain your saxophone. 1. Regular Cleaning: After each use, make…
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