Thankfully the music teacher has made a full recovery.

in alto sax, if we press which keys together with the octave key, the octave crook key does not go up?

why not starting by raising the tube from the inside? this can damage the horn if not done well

there is still such an instrument for sale today

My baritone won’t make a sound when I press a note do you know why?

Where can I buy your magnetic ball and tools

Like my Grandpa kept telling Wilbur & Orville, it will never be popular.

Wowee wow wow! Nice jam. Amazing demo of the instrument. Thank you for sharing this clip! I hope we see more from the channel soon 🙏

Cool idea! If solve the volume problem would be awsome, I mean to match the loudness between those two horns

Dr Seuss ahh instrument

sonic delight! Neat as heck!!!

Lots of details you put in ! I a, so glad I have 4 of your beautiful instruments ! It makes me want 1 more .

Sometimes I see a mute change with no rest that makes me tell the section: “Y’all brought your jazzophons right?”

Schizophrenic Trumpet. It sounds like it has multiple voices.

Dr suess looking trumpet

People just be inventing the wackiest instruments ever bro

Shit looks like someone sat on two trumpets

looney toon ahh instrument

cool instrument

Видел видео, где под магнит подкладывали плёнку, чтоб не портить лак.

Kortom, gewoon weer een kwartiertje spelen en hij komt weer los. Bij mij werkte dat.

Nice job! Did the sax 0riginally have a bottom guard plate? If so, how did you remove it? Also, where did you purchase the tool that you used, is it specifically made for instrument repairs, or for cars?

Hi, do you have a demo of the artist series "Alto F" whistle? I'm interested in a little quieter whistle with easy 2nd octave

Very interesting video but regrettably not in English. Your video is English would assure you of an international viewership.Also do you have comprehensive information on the total design procedure and construction details of either different types of mouthpieces or one of generic type? I am particularly interested in building an exact replica of the famous Paul Desmond the Gregory A4 M18. Please do reply and thank you.

Boa tarde amigo sou do Brasil, eu gostaria de saber que tipo de fluxo você usa para as suas soldas, e parabéns pelo seu canal , sou de fã. Good afternoon friend, I'm from Brazil, I would like to know what kind of flux you use for your solders, and congratulations on your channel, I'm a fan.

Why is the video turned left-right?

Hi, is this tuneable?

Non ho ai visto un sax peggiore di così

Que produto é utilizado para escurer o latão?

Hi not sure if you'll get this message, but if the soldering of the ring comes unattached on the bell of the trumpet, due to some dent damage to the bell, can that ring seal be resoldered or is it too risky and possibly cause more damage and/or sound issues? Thank you.

It’s not a demo if you are applying a massive amount of reverb. I looked up your whistles on KZbin because I wanted to see if they might be something I’d like to try. When I see a maker use a lot of reverb, it makes me think that they are trying to make up for the sound of the whistle, and I lose interest very fast.

unless the video is way out of synch, the toptone is clacking when (over) opened and the leather is slapping when closed. This shows nothing.

That is one nasty lead pipe

I’m really looking forward to receiving my DeQuelery Pro Beannu Low D. We paid for it last week and it’s hand made so hope to receive it before the 6th July.

I’m so exited to receive one of these fantastic whistles. We paid for my Low D Pro Beannu last week via Paypal - I’ve not received an order confirmation but Im hoping to receive the whistle at home before I get home on the 6th July.

This is my favorite version of Foggy dew. Love the phrasing. Not over ornamented. Reply to one of my emails and I promise to give you loads of money! :-)

Hi - I've sent you several emails trying to buy one of these but I've not had one reply? Do you have a different email address I can use. I would feel a lot more comfortable giving you 300 euros if I could communicate with you via email.

The dequelery didn't work

What kind of chemical bath was that at 12:50? And what was the purpose?

Back around 1994, while living in Reno, NV, I found a 1972 silver-plated Couesnon flugelhorn in a pawn shop. The price I negotiated was $475. I put it in layaway. Christmas Eve I decided to go pay the balance and bring it home, but first, I took it to a local music store for some minor work. They were actually open and the tech was there. I asked him if he could put new springs and valve pads in. He said the horn didn't really need that, but proceeded to tool out every little ding and dent, and then buffed the horn to a mirror finish. He gave it back to me, so I asked "what do I owe you?" He replied, "Merry Christmas."

I can't wait until my High D gets here!

How is the playability compared to a regular low d tin whistle? Is there a difference in breath requirement between the two? Are the finger holes on this “recorder” spaced as far apart a on your low d whistle? It sounds very nice.

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼parabéns pelo trabalho

So, you rub a flashlight on the dent and it fixes the dent, cool!

i think the uncensored and practical repair techniques are honest. Clearly this was not meant to demo more critical repair skills as in saving a valuable neck. I've done the economy lay on patch at cracked stressed areas on student horns. A vid showing a brazed or lead free flush patch nearly invisible, for cosmetic reasons, comes to mind. So many possibilities and nuanced aesthetically pleasing outcomes to show the troops. Fixing old mic pic up holes are a nice customer service to video. I like the fabricated, soldering assembly, hold down springs too; in addition to the banding wire tie downs.

BRAVO!!!

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Mooi Jurjen!

How is that a recorder? It only has six holes, which makes it a tin whistle. (Not that there's anything wrong with that...)

wow!