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Hi all I have struggled with my Bari once or twice today, for no obvious reason, then I've just spotted this :
This is the screw which goes down a rod that joins all the octave pips together.
I have flicked off the needle spring at the bottom of the rod, aligned the hole in the rod with the hole in the bracket and screwed the screw down carefully as far as it will go, then put the spring back.
The Bari seems now to play fine. Was this the right thing to do, or do I need to go to the sax tech?
(Not sure why the photo has posted sideways)
Thanks
This is the screw which goes down a rod that joins all the octave pips together.
I have flicked off the needle spring at the bottom of the rod, aligned the hole in the rod with the hole in the bracket and screwed the screw down carefully as far as it will go, then put the spring back.
The Bari seems now to play fine. Was this the right thing to do, or do I need to go to the sax tech?
(Not sure why the photo has posted sideways)
Thanks