Free Instrument Check-up & Advice at the World Music School Haarlem Schalkwijk

Is your instrument not playing quite as it should, or do you want to make sure everything is still functioning properly? Come by for a free check-up and expert advice during Special Sax's walk-in consultation hours.

Every Saturday between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM, Johan, Gijs, and Hein are available at the Haarlem Schalkwijk World Music School. They'll check your instrument, offer advice, and make minor adjustments on the spot if needed.

Is there more to the problem than just a minor adjustment? Then we'll take your instrument in for repairs and ensure it's back in optimal condition as quickly as possible.

What does the free check-up include?

During the consultation, we'll assess the general condition of your instrument. We'll look at things like:

  • How smoothly valves, keys or keys move
  • Whether the instrument closes properly and does not lose air
  • Small adjustments and practical cleaning tips
  • Advice on maintenance, repair or overhaul

You will immediately receive an honest and expert assessment, so you know exactly what is needed to play comfortably and with pleasure again.

Who we are

Johan (Special Sax) – specialist in maintenance and repair of wind instruments such as saxophone, clarinet and trumpet.

Gijs – piano and woodwind specialist. Pianos are his great passion, but guitars and other wooden instruments are also in good hands with him.

Hein – organizer and contact person of the World Music School Haarlem.

Together we offer an accessible way to have your instrument professionally checked, free of charge and without any obligations.

Practical information

Location: World Music School Haarlem Schalkwijk

When: Every Saturday

Time: 10.00 am – 1.00 pm

Feel free to drop in with your instrument; no appointment is necessary. Do you have specific questions or is a major repair necessary? We'll bring your instrument and keep you fully informed of the schedule and costs.

See you at the free instrument check in Haarlem Schalkwijk.

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