Best Euphonium Valve Oil at Bethany Hammer blog

Best Euphonium Valve Oil. Alisyn is my oil of choice. I use hetman products on tuning slides and trombone rotors and linkage. Adams valves have very tight clearances and need a thin oil. I would recommend synthetic valve oil such as hetman's (best on the market in my opinion) or yamaha (best bang for your buck), but it's really up to personal preference. Some other horns have looser clearances and need a heavier oil. What would be the best valve oil you could recommend to use on a b&h sovereign (round stamp) euphonium and a besson. Oiling valves helps with cleaning the inside of the instrument and keeping the valves quick so that you can. Most euphoniums do have the numbers engraved onto the valves though, in case you do. If it's fairly old and the valves are pretty well used, then the medium version may be the best choice. I used the bach valve oil for the longest time and then switched to musicnomad premium valve oil and absolutely love it. In this instructable you will learn how to oil the valves on a euphonium. I go through one 2.5 oz bottle every 10 years. We recommend oiling your valves one at a time so you can keep track of which valve goes where. If it's new or has tight.

What would be the best valve oil you could recommend to use on a b&h sovereign (round stamp) euphonium and a besson. In this instructable you will learn how to oil the valves on a euphonium. Some other horns have looser clearances and need a heavier oil. Adams valves have very tight clearances and need a thin oil. If it's new or has tight. I would recommend synthetic valve oil such as hetman's (best on the market in my opinion) or yamaha (best bang for your buck), but it's really up to personal preference. I use hetman products on tuning slides and trombone rotors and linkage. I go through one 2.5 oz bottle every 10 years. Most euphoniums do have the numbers engraved onto the valves though, in case you do. We recommend oiling your valves one at a time so you can keep track of which valve goes where.

How to Oil Valves on a Euphonium 7 Steps (with Pictures) Instructables

Best Euphonium Valve Oil We recommend oiling your valves one at a time so you can keep track of which valve goes where. I used the bach valve oil for the longest time and then switched to musicnomad premium valve oil and absolutely love it. If it's fairly old and the valves are pretty well used, then the medium version may be the best choice. Alisyn is my oil of choice. Oiling valves helps with cleaning the inside of the instrument and keeping the valves quick so that you can. Some other horns have looser clearances and need a heavier oil. In this instructable you will learn how to oil the valves on a euphonium. What would be the best valve oil you could recommend to use on a b&h sovereign (round stamp) euphonium and a besson. Most euphoniums do have the numbers engraved onto the valves though, in case you do. Adams valves have very tight clearances and need a thin oil. I would recommend synthetic valve oil such as hetman's (best on the market in my opinion) or yamaha (best bang for your buck), but it's really up to personal preference. I use hetman products on tuning slides and trombone rotors and linkage. I go through one 2.5 oz bottle every 10 years. If it's new or has tight. We recommend oiling your valves one at a time so you can keep track of which valve goes where.