As U.S. instrument manufacturers continue to merge with one another or close up shop altogether it’s getting more and more difficult to purchase quality student (and sometimes even intermediate) level instruments. Not long ago we could tell a student’s parent … Continued
Just like with woodwinds we always see lots of “closet / attic” brass instruments coming in to the shop this time of year. We’re all looking to save a little money wherever we can so when it comes to … Continued
How do you know the difference between a dent that will affect the playability of an instrument and one that is simply a cosmetic annoyance? For many years players were told that the closer the dent is to the mouthpiece … Continued
We are clearing out some space for this summer’s repairs and we have a TON of stuff to get rid of in a hurry! Everything is being sold on a first-come first-served basis – if you see something you like … Continued
Why is chemical cleaning your brass instruments so important? No one would use a table setting day after day without proper cleaning, yet brass instruments are played continuously without regard for health, sanitary conditions, or the damaging effects on the … Continued
For the first time we will be showcasing our business at the Georgia Music Educators Association In Service Conference in Savannah, Georgia on January 30th – February 1st! We will be showing our inventory of Muramatsu, Dean Yang and Piper … Continued
It’s been a long time coming – nearly six years into our history and we finally have a new website! It’s nowhere near complete and there’s still plenty of work to do but we’re very excited to bring this to … Continued