Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Trevor J. James & Co. Worldwind House, Ashmill Park, Ashford Road, Lenham, Kent ME17 2GQ U.K. 01622-859590 www.trevorjames.com e-mail: tjj@worldwind.co.uk
TJ 10xMkII models
3011 3011E 3011CE 3011CDE
Options
Curved headjoint Silver-plated headjoint Solid lip plate option Solid headjoint Solid Shaped lip headjoint option Solid headjoint with 9k riser option Solid headjoint with 9k lip plate and riser option Solid tube Closed holes Open holes E mechanism B footjoint option Wooden case Fleecy lined case cover with strap Leather case cover with strap Wooden cleaning rod Lint free gauze cloth Silver polish cloth
Options
Silver-plated headjoint Curved headjoint Solid headjoint option Solid Shaped lip headjoint option Solid headjoint with 9k riser option Solid headjoint with 9k lip plate and riser option 25th Anniversary Allen / James 9k gold option Low and high wave lip plate option Solid tube option Closed holes Open holes French style pointed key arm E mechanism Hand engraved keys Felt mechanism unique to Trevor J. James & Co. B footjoint option D# roller C# roller C# trill option Convertible C-B footjoint Wooden case Leather covered wooden Leather case cover with strap Cleaning rod Lint free gauze cloth Silver polish cloth
5 year guarantee!!
Presentation box
TJ logo
Wooden case
TJ case cover
Distinctive TJ markings
Unique diamond style cutting of the body rings and crown
Wooden case
Distinctive TJ markings
Unique diamond style cutting of the body rings and crown
Wooden case
Open hole and closed key mechanism options with double skin yellow pads carefully worked by our technicians
An accurate airtight seal gives immediate response to the flute when each key is lightly depressed.
Exclusive TJ engraving on headjoint and diamond cut on crown and body joints
Luxurious soft leather case cover containing leather bound wooden case with embossed TJJ logo
Flute teacher
Professionally strung mechanism with tail felts that are unique and exclusive to Trevor James & Co.
Handmade headjoints with a huge variety of options, including 925, 9k and 9k concave headcork back-plate options
Luxurious soft leather case cover containing leather bound wooden case with embossed TJJ logo
Wooden case
TJ case cover
Leather flute case covers in black, burgundy, light and dark brown. Deluxe soft black leather case covers for Masters Series also available.
TJ gauze cloth
TJ silver polish
Trevor J. James Care & Maintenance for flute Assembling the flute
It is of vital importance that the mechanism and joints are not subjected to any stress during these procedures. These are delicate areas and can be expensive to repair. Therefore, do not take the flute out of the case by its mechanism.
Hold the body by the barrel (headjoint socket) and the headjoint around the tubing below the lip plate. Keeping the headjoint in line with the main body, insert the headjoint in to the main body using a careful rotary action.
Place the footjoint in the palm of your hand, and hold the main flute body around the headjoint socket. Holding the two parts in line, join the two sections together with a careful rotary action. Should you need to get a better grip on the footjoint, then place your thumb on the low C and/or C# key cups.
Do not hold any other footjoint touch pieces as they can easily become damaged. To disassemble the flutes carefully reverse the above procedures.
OUTSIDE : To ensure that silver plated and silver flutes do not succumb to the effects of perspiration acids, which can cause tarnishing and possibly plating problems, we recommend that you regularly clean the outside of your flute with a special Trevor James polishing cloth.
Carefully polish all areas in regular contact with the skin, taking extra care not to touch any pads.
Headcork Positioning
To ensure that your headjoint is correctly positioned, carefully insert the ringed end of the wooden cleaning rod in to the headjoint. If the cork is in the correct position, the ring should be visible at the centre of the embouchure hole. If the headjoint mark is to the right or left of centre it is recommended that you take your flute to a local specialist who will be able to safely adjust the head cork positioning without exerting any pressure.
The pads are very delicate and can easily be damaged, especially when they are damp. Should the pads on your flute become sticky then it is essential that you clean the inside of your flute as detailed above. The utilisation of cigarette papers has been a common route when sticky pads have occurred, however studies have revealed that this course of action can lead to the delicate skin of the pad being broken. This results in leaking pads and major problems. The message is simply DO NOT USE CIGARETTE PAPERS. Ensuring that you do not eat or drink during practice will assist you in your efforts to reduce moisture on your pads. Should sticky pads persist then contact your repairer. Oiling The simple message is dont unless you have detailed technical knowledge and experience. The oils used are of a specially formulated type. If oiling is required, it is essential that you contact your repairman who knows how much of the correct oil to use.
Padding
(1) Never apply grease or oil to the joints or sockets of your flute. It attracts dirt, which may become abrasive. Grease is used on instruments with cork joint.
Important
Should the joints become very tight, simply clean the socket and tenon with separate Trevor James lint free cloth. If the problem persists, or the joints become loose, contact your repairman. (2) Do not use silk cloths to clean inside as they merely redistribute the moisture. (3) Do not leave damp cloths or pad savers inside the instrument case. (4) Never use liquid metal polish, of any type. Avoid straining any mechanism during any care and maintenance procedures.
www.trevorjames.com