Repair to trumpet #2 valve slide & casing after horn has fallen

Repair to trumpet #2 valve slide and casing after horn has fallen

Disclaimer- it's ALWAYS best to take your instrument to a qualified professional band instrument repair tech than attempting any repairs yourself. This is more a demonstration of how this particular repair is made. I wouldn't recommend anyone doing this until you've practiced on a few 'junker' horns first.

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• #2
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• casing

[ramononthetuber]

Great advice.. I just bought a trumpet out a pawn shop.. YOU FIXED IT! THANK YOU!!! I was clueless!

[DavesTrumpet]

@ramononthetuber Really???? Hey, that's GREAT! Just be careful doing this sort of thing because it's so easy to go too far. Glad it worked out for you!

[dubbac77]

This fix my $8, Salvation Army Special, Holton Galaxy!!!! Thanks.

Any quick way to fix the nasty chrome finish? LOL.

[dablack115]

You are awesome!!!!!

[DavesTrumpet]

@thelonecheeto Hey Don. Interesting you mentioned Dickens, because that's who I'm into right now. Been seriously thinking about buying a 'complete works' collection of Dickens. Reading 'Oliver Twist' in the first editions on Archive was fun. Take care.

[DavesTrumpet]

@thelonecheeto LOL, Don! You know, here lately I've been reading PDF scans of 1st edition originals (classic fiction, mostly) off of the archive-dot-org website. It's an incredible site if you haven't seen it! I need another book case. I have three of them now and what you see here is just a fraction of the crazy amount of books I own! LOL!