@Dale-Proctor Okay thank you for your information.Anthony

@Dale-Proctor hah that's good Conjunction Junction..Merv could have been a little bit nicer to Jack..Jack IS was a great trumpet player.

@Dale-Proctor thanks Dale

@administrator yes I know this was a student level I got it for 90 bucks figuring I would use it as a practice trumpet once in awhile.Thanks

@ROWUK I understand no problem.thank you

@Anthony-Lenzo I hope I find a better tech guy in Youngstown Ohio.This guy wasn't that good.I have ssen them.on You Tube West Lee I think his name is do much better.Thank you very kind Anthony

@ROWUK Yes he should have done that anneled the dented part .My thinking it was a used garage sale trumpet he thought use a patch .He is very busy and made a quick buck.I can send your pictures not sure how .But the deed is done I am in the process of moving .I am now in Florida for a few days then moving north to Youngstown Ohio .Thank you Anthony

@Anthony-Lenzo so no .

@J-Jericho I tune my trumpet to c and all the notes are correct

@J-Jericho I wanted the dent removed but my tech guy told he said it may cause a hole.I told him to try anyway.When I went to pick up the trumpet he told me he had to put a patch because when he tried to remove the dent it caused a hole. So I figured it's too late to fix it now.

I have a trumpet that I use sometimes that has a crease or dent in the bend going towards the bell.So when I play it it plays sharp .It plays in tune when I pull the lead pipe out about almost an inch .I assume this is because of the dent .Anyone ever have this happen? Anthony

@Trumpetb I use LaTromba oil #3 it's for monel pistons.

@Jolter I never thought it was a good idea for one of the reasons you stated " that dust and dirt particles can accumulate to
the oil.I swab my lead pipe before putting my trumpet away too.Thank you for your reply Anthony

@Anthony-Lenzo it's a Conn vintage plays well.