Author: Ed Palanker
Date: 2014-12-10 23:06
Not with the newer models I've tried. Mine is an older model Selmer and the first few years I needed to learn to make adjustments but once I realized what to do I didn't have any other issues. An example, when a cork would wear down a bit it would make it difficult for one of the keys to close tight so I would put a piece of tape on it and it would be fine. Once my repairman, from years ago, put a thin piece of tubing on it, his wife was a nurse and had plenty at home, instead of the tape it solved the problem because it would never wear down. The coordination between the registers does have to be perfect so adjustments may need to be made to assure that happens. And I had to find the perfect placement of the neck.
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