Hello, new here first post!
I have been reading posts on this forum for years, but now I have a problem of my own I don't see addressed on internet yet. I have bought a second hand Bauhaus Walstein bronze soprano, it plays nicely but I have an awkward thing going on with it.
All notes speak well until I have been playing about five minutes, then suddenly everything starting from low D downwards blows an octave too high and it asks a lot of attention, and luck, to still hit it properly. As I've said the first five minutes of play are spotless, and no, I am not a beginner... ???? I already took it to a tech to get it set up, but they didn't know about this problem only popping up after a few minutes, so they must've missed it. So, I was wondering, what can cause such behaviour of the low notes and how could it be fixed? Should I bring it to a tech again explaining the problem properly? Or is there some special treatment I should ask for? I would like to see this fixed and wondering about learning about the cause too...
I have been reading posts on this forum for years, but now I have a problem of my own I don't see addressed on internet yet. I have bought a second hand Bauhaus Walstein bronze soprano, it plays nicely but I have an awkward thing going on with it.
All notes speak well until I have been playing about five minutes, then suddenly everything starting from low D downwards blows an octave too high and it asks a lot of attention, and luck, to still hit it properly. As I've said the first five minutes of play are spotless, and no, I am not a beginner... ???? I already took it to a tech to get it set up, but they didn't know about this problem only popping up after a few minutes, so they must've missed it. So, I was wondering, what can cause such behaviour of the low notes and how could it be fixed? Should I bring it to a tech again explaining the problem properly? Or is there some special treatment I should ask for? I would like to see this fixed and wondering about learning about the cause too...