Assembly
and Care
of the
Saxophone
GRAND RAPIDS
2855 Lake Eastbrook Blvd, 49512
(616) 975-1122
HOLLAND
675 East Lakewood, 49424
(616) 396-6583
MUSKEGON
1664 East Sternberg, 49444
(231) 865-7000
GENERAL CARE
When the saxophone is not being played, it
should be kept in the case to prevent dust
from collecting in the mechanism or prevent
possible damage from accidental dropping
or bumping. AVOID PUTTING THE CASE IN
PLACES WHERE IT IS SUBJECT TO EXTREME
TEMPERATURES. Do not put extra items such as
books, clothing, etc. in your case.
If at any time you feel the instrument needs
repair, take it to Meyer Music for this to be
done properly. Doing it yourself can damage
the instrument.
KEEP YOUR INSTRUMENT IN GOOD PLAYING
CONDITION BY USING A...
ALTO SAXOPHONE
CARE KIT
CONTENTS:
Instruction Manual
Mouthpiece Brush
Mouthpiece Saver
Duster Brush
Tube Cork Grease
Reedguard II
Body Swab
Neck Cleaner
Step VII – Loosen the neck receiver screws and
remove neckpipe carefully with a twisting motion.
Using a saxophone neckpipe brush, clean the
inside of the neck.
Step VII
Step VIII – Remove water
from the bow of the
instrument by tipping the
saxophone bell down-
ward allowing the water
to run out the bell. (Tip
saxophone so that the
water does not wet the
pads of the bell keys.)
Step VIII
Step IX – Wipe out the bell with a soft cloth as far as
you can reach. Using a saxophone chamois swab,
clean the inside of the body.
Step IX