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my flute is not playing right?
ok well today i was getting my flute assembled and it was fine but the one of the screws came unscrewed and someone fixed it and then they messed with some cord i have no idea what its is called and whenever i was praticeing today the sound was all messed up :( someone PLEASE help me of if i need to get it repaired i will just PLEASE give me and answer so i can figure out what is wrong with it
thanks
3 Answers
- cantilena91Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Please get it to the repair shop as soon as you can, you really should NOT let ANYONE that is NOT a professional repairer to try to fix this kind of things!!
Source(s): I play the flute too. - 1 decade ago
Sounds like they unhooked the spring! Flutes don't have any sort of 'cord' so that's got to be what it was! Make sure the spring is hooked properly onto the little latch. Sometimes if you CAREFULLY use a flat-head screwdriver (maybe have one of your parents do this) you can poke the spring down and back to the side it needs to be on. DO NOT BEND THE SPRING as this will increase the chances of the spring breaking which is about $40 to have replaced!
Source(s): Flute repair & sales: http://www.foreverwoodwinds.com/ suzie@37.com - 1 decade ago
well since you didn't specify which screw came undone, or at least what part of the flute the screw was located, it is hard for us as readers to analyze the problem. i would suggest you take it to a music shop and have them look at it. they can probably tell you what's wrong and fix it for you. when screws come out the flute is really easy to fix, don't worry, it will be working fine once you get a professional to look at it.