Randy Hargis, an educational consultant for West Music and dedicated drummer, explains how to replace the broken pins on your xylophones. He walks you step-by-step from removal of the broken pin to replacing it with a new one.
This blog originally appeared on westmusic.com on June 4, 2012 and is posted with the permission of West Music.
A broken xylophone pin is not the end of your instrument. In fact, repairing and replacing a pin is easier than you think! Educational Consulant Randy Hargis walks you step-by-step from the removal of a broken pin to replacing it with a new one.
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Randy Hargis is the National Sales Consultant for General Music and Mariachi at West Music. He has worked in the music industry since 1977 when he began his gigging career at the young age of 15. Before coming to…
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