Hi guys,
In australia city of perth, and unfortunatley not a common thing getting sax's repaired here. The nearest place to getting a sax repaired is about 2500 kms away. My problem is I have a soprano with a very lazy rear high octave spring, I think thats the description the left thumb key. Ive found that the spring has near to zero tension in it, its very easy to bend so Im assuming for some reason its lost its spring retentivity. How does one remove these springs is it simply a pull and pry job.
Thanks
Steve
In australia city of perth, and unfortunatley not a common thing getting sax's repaired here. The nearest place to getting a sax repaired is about 2500 kms away. My problem is I have a soprano with a very lazy rear high octave spring, I think thats the description the left thumb key. Ive found that the spring has near to zero tension in it, its very easy to bend so Im assuming for some reason its lost its spring retentivity. How does one remove these springs is it simply a pull and pry job.
Thanks
Steve