[TPIN] BACH 37

[Bill Cryderman]

Yes, I am using Binak Pro and it has helped the problem somewhat.

>>> Steve Evans <baissie at yahoo.com> 9/18/2006 9:43 PM >>>
The cheapest solution you can imagine... Try BiNak. I've seen it work on 3 different
horns with exactly the same problem, one of them is my Bach C. 

--- Bill Cryderman <Cryderman at myeagles.org> wrote:

> My Martin cornet has that same issue, so I'm looking for advice also!
> Thanks,
> Bill Cryderman
> 
> >>> <Tptgirl at aol.com> 9/18/2006 2:12 PM >>>
> Hi 
>  
> I am looking for a Bach 37.
>  
> I prefer one made before 1995, but I need one that plays well, is in tune,  
> and the valves are in excellent condition.  Cosmetic wear on the finish is  not 
> an issue for me.
>  
> Let me know if any of you have one you don't use any more and want to get  
> rid of for a GREAT PRICE!
>  
> Mine has developed a valve issue that none of the repairmen seem to be able  
> to resolve.
>  
> The third valve works BEAUTIFULLY, until you start blowing air (playing the  
> horn), then it sticks about half way up about 50% of the time.  We have  
> determined that it is not the way I am pressing down (the angle).  I have  had it 
> lapped out twice... still a problem.
>  
> Any input on that would be great too!
>  
> Thanks
>  
> Cheri
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