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Art's Music Shop, Inc
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Mike Hastings, the brass repairman at Art's in Birmingham, is phenomenal. \r
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I've known this a while, as Mike has been my go-to guy for brass repairs for years. My wife and I send all our brass students to him for their horn repairs, also. (She's a band director.)\r
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However, I recently took him what I thought was going to be a real challenge. \r
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A 1938 Conn 44H trombone I recently acquired had a tuning bow that looked like it had been in a bar fight and lost. In addition to the four big dents in it, the rest of it looked like one of those hammered finishes you see on some cymbals. \r
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When I picked up the horn FOUR HOURS later, it looked as if nothing had ever happened to it. Unreal. \r
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The slide alignment he did is also perfect. \r
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Somebody needs to give this man a raise! \r
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He provides ridiculously good service that reflects well on the high standards Art's has, for years, set and maintained.\r
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Art Freehling would be proud.\r
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Back to making music.....
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