Post 40: Visual: Why Annual Cleanings are So Important
Below is a picture showing why annual cleanings on your instrument are so important. Delaying cleaning allows dust and debris to clog up the holes on your instrument as seen here:
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Post 39: Proper Oboe Assembly
June 29, 2015 /0 Comments/in Oboe, Video /by Jason OnksIn this video we describe the way we recommend you assemble an oboe. As oboe repair specialists, we feel taking care of your oboe begins with assembly. Simply stated, if you do not squeeze the keys too tightly, you have less chance of bending the keys and damaging the corks and pads. You may personally […]
Post 38: Speaking with TN Governor’s School’s Oboe Studio
June 19, 2015 /0 Comments/in Guests, Oboe /by Jason Onks
Post 37: Another Laubin Oboe Overhaul Out the Door!
May 26, 2015 /0 Comments/in Oboe, Repairs & Restorations /by Jason OnksThis overhaul included: complete mechanical fitting and tightening of keys all posts and keys were re-plated all new corks and pads
Post 36: Half-Hole Finger Plate Upgrade
May 21, 2015 /0 Comments/in Fun Stuff, Oboe, Repairs & Restorations /by Jason OnksWanted to share with you this unusual repair we recently completed in the shop as it is not something you see everyday.
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