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BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG TN-900 J.Michael

J. Michael

Saxophone

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Owner's Manual

輸入総発売元

マックコーポレーション株式会社

〒452-0821 名古屋市西区上小田井1-7

TEL.[phone] FAX.[phone]

www.maccorp.co.jp

Precautions 2

Maintenance goods 2

Nomenclature 3

Before playing 4\~9

1. Setting Mouthpiece 4\~5

2. Assembling the Instruments 5\~7

Placing the Instrument 7

1. Holding the Instrument 8\~9

2. Tuning 9

Caution for Strage 9

After Playing 10\~12

1. Maintenance for inside of the instrument 10

2. Maintenance for Pads 11

3. Cleaning the surface 12

4. Maintenance for Neck and Mouthpiece 12

Fingering Chart 14\~15

Thank you for purchasing "J. Miachael" saxophone. For instructions on the proper assembly of the instruments, and how to keep the instruments in optimum condition for as long as possible, we urge you to read this Owner's manual thoroughly.

The precautions given below concern the proper and safe use of the instrument, and are to protect you and others from any damage or injuries. Please follow precautions.

Caution

- Keep the oil, polish, etc., out of mouths and do maintenance when children are not present.

children's throw or swing the instrument. The mouthpiece or other parts may fall off hitting other people.

Take care not to disfigure the i Placing the instrument where it is unstable may cause the instrument to fall resulting in disfigurement.

Instr. Do not modify the instrument. Besides voiding the warranty, modification of the or instrument may make repairs impossible.

- Keep the instrument away from sources such as heaters, etc. Also, use or store the instrument in any extreme conditions of temperature or humidity.

- Be careful not to touch the pin springs featuring maintenance, etc. The end of the dpin no Springs is sharpened to provide greater key action.

Maintenance goods

Essential

Cork grease

Swab

Claning cloth

Cleaning paper

Gauze

Put it on neck cork to make mouthpiece easy to insert or remove.

To clean the wet from inside of the tube. It is prepare Large swab for body and Small swab for neck.

Clean the surface.

To clean the wetness retained between pads and toneholes.

It is useful when you clean the grease and wetness.

Recommendable goods for maintenance

Reed case

Lacquer polish

Silver polish

Prevent deformation of reeds when you don't play the instruments.

Use it when you polish the surface of lacquer finished instruments.

Use it when you polish the surface of silver plated instruments.

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Soprano Sax these

Ligature High octave key Low octave key Mouthpiece Neck Neck screw Bell

Alto Sax

Mouthpiece High octave key Ligature Neck Neck screw Low octave key Bell Key Guard Ligature Neck screw Water Key Baritone Sax key Peg Mouthpiece Neck Low octave key High octave key Bell Key Guard 3

Tenor Sax

Mouthpiece Ligature Low octave key you can Neck High octave key Neck screw Bell Key Guard

Before Playing

Setting Mouthpiece

1

Take the mouthpiece and neck out from the case. Separate cap and ligature from mouthpiece set Apply a little cork grease on the neck cork as per right picture.

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2

Attach the mouthpiece to the neck.
Be careful not to use excessive force, which may damage the instrument.
Blue colored points on the below photos are good for your holding the neck safely.

Holding the neck

Hold the mouthpiece and push it to the position you can see 1/4 cork.

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3

Moisten the reed in your mouth or in some water. Loosen the screw of ligature and attach the reed onto the mouthpiece. Line up the edges of reed and mouthpiece. Screw up the ligature and fix the reed.

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Caution!

The end of reed is very weak and easy to split, which may be cause of a noise or making hard to sound. Reed require careful handling.

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4

Put the cap on the mouthpiece and keep it on flat and safe place.

Assembling the Instruments

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Caution!

Be careful not to apply excessive force, which may damage the instrument.

1

Grip the bell and take the instrument out from the case.

! Caution!

End plug (Black plastic plug in right photo) is useful to protect the octave shaft when the instrument is in the case.

Don't throw it away and put it on after playing.

2 Loosen the neck screw and attach the neck to the body. Tighten the neck screw after identifying the position.

Neck Screw

Octave shaft

Align the center of Neck with Octave shaft.

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Do not put pressure on the shafts indicated by a red sphere on the above photo.

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When you hold the instrument, grip the above post, or put your fingers into the bell and grip it.

3 Check whether the keys function well. Low Octave Key, high Octave key, G# Key, Low C.# Key are easy to take hold.

G# Key

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Low C # Key

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Low Octave Key

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High Octave Key

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Placing instrument

Lay the instrument without burden of keys.
Soprano Sax

• Alto Sax
  ● Tenor Sax
  

Baritone Sax

3 Holding the instrument

● Putting strap and adjusting strap length

1 Wear the strap around your neck then hook the strap onto the strap ring on the instrument.

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2 Adjust the strap length, so that Mouthpiece come to your mouth comfortably.

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Standing position

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- Sitting position

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Left Hand

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Right Hand

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Put your left thumb on the thumb-rest (Round Black plastic), and put your right thumb under the thumb-hook.

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Caution

When you stand up from a chair or when you move, carry the instrument by your hands, do not hold the instrument by only the strap. When you don't play the instrument, put the mouthpiece cap on the mouthpiece to protect the reed.

4 Tuning

Tuning is accomplished by adjusting the position of the mouthpiece on the neck. Since air temperature or the temperature of the instrument will have an effect on tuning, the instrument should be warmed up beforehand by blowing into it.

Heighten Lower

Cautions for storage

• Put the instrument into the case when your store the instrument.
• Do not store the instrument in any extreme conditions of temperature or humidity such as in the car.
• Do not put too much pressure to the case.

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After playing

After playing the instrument, remove moisture surely.

1 Maintenance for inside of the instrument

! Caution!

Do not put too much pressure to the keys. Placing the instrument where it is unstable may cause the instrument to fall or drop resulting in disfigurement.

1 Take off the strap from the instrument.

2 Loosen the neck screw and take off the neck from the instrument. Put mouthpiece cap on the mouthpiece and place it on safe place.

3 Put the cleaning swab into the bell and take it out from the other side. Remove moisture on the neck and joint parts by using gauze.

Spread the cleaning swab, before using. If you put bunched swab into the bell, it may lodge inside of the instrument and cannot be removed.

Baritone Sax Remove water from the water key.

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4 Put the end plug on the instrument, but do not tighten the neck screw.

2 Maintenance for Pads

! Caution!

After playing the instrument, remove moisture between pads and tone-holes as many as possible.

1 Remove moisture between pads and tone-holes.

Open the key and place a cleaning paper between the pad and the tone-hole, then close the key. Open the key again, then take out the cleaning paper. If the pad is still wet, try the above method some times by using dried parts of cleaning paper.

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Caution!

Do not pull the cleaning paper when the keys closed. It may hurt the pads.

The keys nearer to the neck are most likely wet, especially in closed keys.

G# G#

HiE# Hi F# Hi D# Hi D

Cleaning the surface

Wipe the surface of the instrument with cleaning cloth.

Caution!

The end of the pin springs are sharpened. Be careful no to touch.

Caution!

Pin springs and corks are easy to come off.

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Cork

Maintenance for Nack and Mouthpiece

1

Take off the mouthpiece cap and loosen the screw of ligature, then remove the reed and the ligature.

Return the reed to the reed case after wiping up moisture.

2

Remove the mouthpiece from the neck.

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Put the ligature and mouthpiece cap on the mouthpiece, then store the mouthpiece to the case.

CAUTION

Do not put too much pressure to the key on the neck.

CAUTION

Do not tighten the screw of ligature without the reed. Ligature may be disfigured.

3

The cleaning swab is used to clean the inside of mouthpiece. (Always keep the cleaning swab clean and dry.)

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Wipe the joint-part to remove the moisture. Remove the grease on the neck cork with the gauze.

Store the neck to the case.

Fingering chart

Baritone sax only Soprano Sax only Low A key ( Back side ) Octave Key low A key ( Baritone Sax only ) High G4 Key ( Soprano Sax only ) [ Left hand ] 1st finger 2nd finger 3rd finger Pinkle [ Right hand ] 1st finger 2nd finger 3rd finger Pinkle