Sticky Pads
16:25 on Thursday, September 25, 2003
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(His Royal Highness)
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I have a bad case of 2 sticky pads. Can someone please recommend a remedy?
Thankd
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Re: Sticky Pads
23:08 on Friday, October 3, 2003
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(ellie)
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You stick either cigarette paper or a dollar bill in undeneath the pad andgently press down on the key, putting the paper between the instrument and the pad. The paper should blot off the "stick" after a few tries.
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Re: Sticky Pads
07:35 on Monday, October 6, 2003
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(His Royal Highness)
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Thanks, I have tried it and seems to be working.
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Re: Sticky Pads
07:39 on Monday, October 6, 2003
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(truro)
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this might sound really stupid but what are sticky pads?
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Re: Sticky Pads
07:47 on Monday, October 6, 2003
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(His Royal Highness)
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sticky pads is condition where pads stick and do not open when a note is fingured.
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Re: Sticky Pads
15:51 on Tuesday, October 7, 2003
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(ellie)
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Or even just when they sound like they`re sticking whenever you let them spring up after playing a note. There should hardly be any sound when you let your keys go.
Sticky pads are fairly common, with instruments such as the flute and saxophone. I don`t know how many pads there are to cause problems on an oboe or clarinet, but I`m sure it`s also possible.
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Re: Sticky Pads
13:49 on Saturday, August 14, 2004
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(Rachel)
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I looked on the gemenhardt website and it said use alchol,
but that dosent help. The key thats stuck is the one before the last three keys on the middle joint. The G always gets stuck! Anyone have any suggestions? PS Ive tried the dollar bill!
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