saxyman
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I have just recently added a Yamaha YTS62 to my collection, it's in beautiful condition, but bottom D sounds like I am gargling.
It's at a specialist repairer at the moment to check for any leak and to be regulated.
But I have been told this can be a common problem with Tenors (although none of my others suffer from it).
To overcome this it been known for saxophonists to lay a champagne cork or similar in the bottom of the bell as this can overcome the problem
I have every confidence in my repairer hopefully resolving the matter, but has anyone else had experience of this problem.
Thanks.
It's at a specialist repairer at the moment to check for any leak and to be regulated.
But I have been told this can be a common problem with Tenors (although none of my others suffer from it).
To overcome this it been known for saxophonists to lay a champagne cork or similar in the bottom of the bell as this can overcome the problem
I have every confidence in my repairer hopefully resolving the matter, but has anyone else had experience of this problem.
Thanks.