NYC Repairs?

[jtuba]

There's also I guy who lives around the corner from MSM on Claremont named Terry Riley, or at least I think that's his name. I've had him do a few things for me and he was good and reasonable.

[Barney]

There's also I guy who lives around the corner from MSM on Claremont named Terry Riley, or at least I think that's his name. I've had him do a few things for me and he was good and reasonable.

His name is Terry Pierce, and he is excellent.

[MartyNeilan]

"The Music Shop" in Boonton, NJ isn't too far from NYC, and their tuba guy Tom is also very competent.

[Randy Beschorner]

Yamaha Artist Services, Inc. at 689 Fifth Street is the new home for Wayne Tanabe of Brass Bow fame. Chicago's loss is New York's gain. You might give him a try as well.

[tubapress]

Dillon Music is my first choice. A close second would be Chuck McAlexander at the Brasslab at (212) 243-7180. Chuck has done some really amazing work for me in the past. Matt Walters? Well, his reputation and work speak for themselves...simply astounding!

I would greatly appreciate any recommendations and contact information for brass repairs in Manhattan.
I need some basic but fairly extensive work (valves, corks, slides, dents etc.) on my horn.

Thanks in advance.

[jtuba]

Thanks for the correction about Terry's last name. I wasn't 100% sure about it.

[tubajoe]

Terry Pierce is very good and affordable -- and he'll take time to deal with you and adjust things how you like with you right there... and his turnaround time is very quick. I highly reccommend him.

He lives right near the Manhattan School of Music and has a shop built into his apartment. His phone number should be listed in the white pages.

[joshwirt]

So if Wayne Tanabe is really in NYC now, who's the person to see in Chicago?