| Before, body tube bent, notice bow in G Key Rod |
| After |
| The Repair Process |
| Body Tube Separated from Bell |
| "Excaliber" mandrel inserted into Body Tube to straighten bend. |
| Body and Bell Reassembled |
Brian Carter's bent Mark VI Tenor
Brian Play testing the finished horn.
What Brian has to say:
"When I met Steve I really was just a kid who really didn't know
anything about saxophone repair and was just looking to get
my horns fixed no matter what the guy had to do. I never
thought about the type of work that goes into it and all the
skills someone must have to be able to work on a horn. My
horn was always in pretty much good shape but i recently
decided to have my horn looked at since it had been a while.
When I recently had an opportunity to get it looked at for real
there was no doubt in my mind who to take it to. I'm thoroughly
satisfied and I'd recommend Steve to anyone who needs work
done on their horn with no hesitation. He does a great job on
the horns and he does it the right way (at a reasonable price)".
What Brian has to say:
"When I met Steve I really was just a kid who really didn't know
anything about saxophone repair and was just looking to get
my horns fixed no matter what the guy had to do. I never
thought about the type of work that goes into it and all the
skills someone must have to be able to work on a horn. My
horn was always in pretty much good shape but i recently
decided to have my horn looked at since it had been a while.
When I recently had an opportunity to get it looked at for real
there was no doubt in my mind who to take it to. I'm thoroughly
satisfied and I'd recommend Steve to anyone who needs work
done on their horn with no hesitation. He does a great job on
the horns and he does it the right way (at a reasonable price)".
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