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Alto Sax G Not Working. I've a beautiful beuscher aristocrat alto, recently serviced, with a g# key that still sticks occasionally. Low c#, b and bb are. There should be a very slight space where the neck touches the lever. The g# key is inadvertently venting. The screw may be loose. If it is an alto sax or a tenor sax, check the octave mechanism on the neckpiece. When you then press the key to play a high g, the g key is. If the screw is not tight enough, then the g keycup will be slightly open when the f key is pressed. There are a handful of possible reasons, but here is one of the most common reasons low notes aren’t working on the saxophone: If this is the case, tighten it firmly and. Any advice on how to cure. Why is the g# not working on my alto sax? If it has a removable neck, it may not be lined up correctly. Without changing the cork or. The g# on your alto sax (or any sax) may not be working because 1) the need for better saxophone cleaning on a regular basis, 2).

When you then press the key to play a high g, the g key is. Without changing the cork or. This is usually because the cork or felt in the linkage between the g# lever and key has compressed. The screw may be loose. There are a handful of possible reasons, but here is one of the most common reasons low notes aren’t working on the saxophone: The g# on your alto sax (or any sax) may not be working because 1) the need for better saxophone cleaning on a regular basis, 2). When you finger the high a, the neck octave is open and the body octave key is closed. Why is the g# not working on my alto sax? If it has a removable neck, it may not be lined up correctly. I've a beautiful beuscher aristocrat alto, recently serviced, with a g# key that still sticks occasionally.

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Alto Sax G Not Working If the screw is not tight enough, then the g keycup will be slightly open when the f key is pressed. This is usually because the cork or felt in the linkage between the g# lever and key has compressed. When you finger the high a, the neck octave is open and the body octave key is closed. Without changing the cork or. If this is the case, tighten it firmly and. The g# on your alto sax (or any sax) may not be working because 1) the need for better saxophone cleaning on a regular basis, 2). The screw may be loose. I've a beautiful beuscher aristocrat alto, recently serviced, with a g# key that still sticks occasionally. Why is the g# not working on my alto sax? If it is an alto sax or a tenor sax, check the octave mechanism on the neckpiece. If the screw is not tight enough, then the g keycup will be slightly open when the f key is pressed. Low c#, b and bb are. Any advice on how to cure. The g# key is inadvertently venting. There should be a very slight space where the neck touches the lever. If it has a removable neck, it may not be lined up correctly.