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Go to the shopEasily, the most common repair we do on instruments is solder work. Saxophone posts, saxophone neck key cradles, flute head joint lip plate, Trumpet braces, spit valve ports and keys, You name it we solder instruments back together. In order to solder cleanly and with only rarely burning the lacquer finish it takes numerous types of torches as well as 4 different types of gas. We solder with Acetylene, Oxygen, Propane, and Butane. Earlier today we refilled our Acetylene and Oxygen tanks and the price about gave us a heart attack. We see shops regularly burning lacquer, having excess solder...
0 commentsMusician Gear Garage LLC is pleased to announce that we are rebranding. Effective immediately, we are now Nebraska Horn Trader. We believe this name change better describes how our business operates with both local and online customers. Business ownership and day to day operations are remaining the same. Nebraska Horn Trader continues as a full-service Brass and Woodwind repair shop whose technicians go back with 43 years of Instrument playing and repairing experience. The company is a reflection of their immense passion for music and musical instruments. As a result, all kinds of music artists can get complete satisfaction by...
0 commentsOwning a business comes with numerous benefits, and having hundreds of loyal customers ranks at the top. We take pleasure in welcoming new clients and often get to know their entire families. These connections have been incredibly beneficial for us on a psychological level. Additionally, we appreciate engaging with our self-employed customers. Many of them operate insurance agencies, accounting firms, auto repair shops, financial planning services — the list is extensive regarding how many self-employed customers we associate with regularly. These clients understand that making difficult business choices that impact customers isn't one of the perks tied to owning a...
0 commentsAre you a band parent looking to purchase the perfect flute for your child? Whether they are just starting out learning or have been playing for years, it can be difficult to decide which instrument will best meet their needs. You want something that is comfortable and easy-to-use while still producing great sound quality. Fortunately, we’ve made it easier with our selection of flutes available for sale! Read on to learn more about the different types of flutes we have in stock and find one that fits your child's needs. Our Flutes were hand polished with a new head cork...
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