Restoration differentiates itself from repair by using the existing material of an instrument, taking into account the production and handwork techniques which were used in the time the instrument was built. Through our extensive experience building historical brass instruments, we are especially qualified to provide professional and competent restoration, as demanded by antique instruments with many fine details. In some cases we also consult with highly specialized instrument restorers to determine the best approach in restoring an historical instrument.

Through our extensive experience with the development and optimisation of both historical and modern brass instruments, we are in a position to offer a unique service: If you have the impression or knowledge that your instrument or mouthpiece has the potential to be better than it is through small changes, we can help. With the aid of our computer measuring system and Rainer Egger’s many years’ experience, we can optimise existing instruments and mouthpieces, adjusting them to your concept of how the instrument should sound and feel.

Two of the most unusual instruments that we have built to date include a Mammoth-Horn and a Quarter-Tone Trumpet. If you have a special concept in your mind that you would like see put into action, get in touch!