Trumpet Maintenance

Maintaining your Edwards trumpet will extend the life of your instrument, increase its resale value and, most importantly, provide you with the best results when performing.

For those of you wishing to purchase a used Edwards instrument, Christan offers some tips in Risk vs. Reward: Buying a Used Edwards.

Maintenance Videos

Overhauling a Lever Waterkey

Ron shows us how to remove a lever waterkey, replace the spring and cork, and reinstall the assembly on a trumpet.

Overhauling an Amado Waterkey

Ron shows us how to disassemble and reassemble an Amado waterkey on a Edwards Trumpet.

Feel like a Test Drive?

Visit the Edwards Pro Stop and work one-one-one with Christan or Michael.

Contact us to set up an appointment.

Latest Blog Post

2012 Alessi Seminar Info

September 10-15, 2012 (arrive September 9 and depart September 16) Fossano, Italy Participant spots available for: 6 Italians (5 tenors and 1 bass) 6 non-Italians (5 tenors and 1 bass) ALL Particpants will be chosen by audition. ALL Participants must register on www.alessiseminar.com. Audition deadline is June 1, 2012. Participants will be notified of acceptance [...] more ››

In Their Own Words

Michael Valasek

"Edwards approach to customizing the horn to match the individual is truly the best for any professional or serious trumpet player. Moving to the Edwards trumpet is one of the best moves I have made in my career. I love playing on the horn. It provides great depth and color in the sound and an accurate center of pitch, especially in the upper register. The service from Edwards has been outstanding."

Michael Valasek
Concert/Clinic Artist