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 Re: Any ideas for bringing a "blown out" instrument back to life?
Author: Bob Bernardo 
Date:   2019-04-18 07:03

Harold Wright with the Boston Symphony, replaced his horns every 8 to 10 years.

Those were the old 1950's and 60's Buffets though.

The Yamaha's I have and endorse show no signs of changes and I put a lot of hours on them. But this is California. Boston's weather is much different.

Horns do warp. Some even crack. So yes horns change.

Check the tuning a lot. That's one way to see if the horns are stable. If the notes can't be tuned dump them.


Designer of - Vintage 1940 Cicero Mouthpieces and the La Vecchia mouthpieces


Yamaha Artist 2015




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