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Bronxgroove
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| Trumpetingbynurture wrote: | One thing about the La Tromba oil (and a few others) I've noticed is they can send my sinus allergies crazy. I used to always oil my trumpet at the end of the day because if I oiled it at the start, my nose would get unbelievably itchy when I was playing. I had just accepted it.
My horn came back from a service with Hetmans so I continued using it and realised after a while it didn't make my nose start itching. Works well enough so I swapped to it. |
You can't go wrong with Hetman's or Yamaha synthetic oil.
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Halflip
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| Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2022 7:51 am Post subject: |
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Hetman's Light Piston Lubricant #1 works beautifully on my first series Yamaha 8310Z given its very close valve tolerances. I use Hetman's on all my horns.
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