Conn Chu Berry micro tuner disassembly tool.

This a a tool I made for removing the Locking ring on Conn New Wonder micro tuner necks.Enjoy !

[@kRaZyKiRb]

Hey, I just purchased my first Conn New Wonder I alto sax with a micro tuner neck. Though it clearly was a closet piece and kept in amazing condition, the tuner needs to be cleaned. I would like to take you up on your offer for a free tool!

[@beatlebacker1996]

Free ? Haha sorry...you misunderstood.But the good news is I'm selling the tool on eBay.Ive sold about 50 so far.Here's a link to a current auction: pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=201309951287

[@kRaZyKiRb]

beatlebacker1996 Fair enough lol.....Your other video says $40 though! :)

[@beatlebacker1996]

That was before I started making them out of 303 stainless and adding two more stainless set screws.They are much better now.

[@jordankapeliela]

Btw, Chu Berry is only for tenors. This might be a 'Chu Berry' serial # and all, but Chu Berry only played tenor therefore this technically should not be called a Chu Berry. But nice saxophone.

[@beatlebacker1996]

Jordan Kapeliela Yep,I know the history. Among players,collectors and repair people the “Chu Berry” nickname has become synonymous with the New wonder series II of any size regardless of the fact that Leon “Chu” Berry playing Tenor. It’s just a nickname.😉