Trumpet Repair Job #1

[anbrass1]

@joepappa1, Thanks a lot

[joepappa1]

i can't help but notice; when a person puts a helpful vid on, some have to be so negative. Garner info or forget it! The same people would never talk like this in person.!

Thanks for posting the info ,sir!

[anbrass1]

@haromrncieguy is not a xeno, it was a Vincent Bach stradivarius 37.

[haromrncieguy]

Is that a Yamaha Xeno?

[poopoo111222333]

KA KA

[anbrass1]

Awesome video, very interesting.

[C3POmeetsData]

Excuse my ignorance (I'm a violinist, not a trumpet player) but how did it get like that in the first place? it looks to me like it was burned or something?

[SMUSHERMAN]

its like a spa for trumpets :D

[effexor225]

I wish I could understand a word he says.

[blues4never]

The specialized tools are interesting. Some of it could be fabricated for the devout DIY fanatic, such as the conical roller. They don't show prep for lacquering/silvering. Trade secrets....

[1SmallBrassBand]

anyone notice how much this guy sounds like the meatball for aqua teen hunger force

[TheTrumpetboy95]

how much does something like that cost?

[GunzTheDuel]

that isnt a cheap task, cause it was basicly an overhaul so it probably wouldve cost about $600-$800, perhaps more. The entire horn is pretty much restored.