I'm fairly handy when it comes to fixing things I just have to read up on it a bit before I dig in to it. I'm going to my first lesson with a teacher I'll ask if he knows.
Resistence on the Low E flat key
The low E flat key is harder to press than the other keys. The low C just beneath the E flat key works fine. I've been looking for signs of outher manhandling on all parts connected to the key but I can't find anything.
Is this something Some lube can fix? It's not horrible It's just a little bit harder to press that key and It's a bit annoying.
Is this something Some lube can fix? It's not horrible It's just a little bit harder to press that key and It's a bit annoying.
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