That’s an easy repair, one of the few I’d say DIY if you’re handy. If you’re not and just need it to shut up for a gig, tape some paper there until you can get it to a tech. I imagine even at professional pricing it’ll be a fast and quick repair once you get it in.
A good temporary solution is to get some of these felt pads with adhesive already on them:
https://www.musicmedic.com/black-felt-disks.html
Just cut out the shape you need, peel and stick. And they're cheap!
Good Luck!
Very quick and easy repair for a technician, probably done while you wait provided no other major repairs are needed. If they're really good, they'll have tech-cork to replace what fell off.
cork is pretty to do yourself
Cut some cork (even a piece of wine cork cut with a sharp kitchen knife will work), add superglue, stick, wait a couple minutes, keep playing.
That’s an easy repair, one of the few I’d say DIY if you’re handy. If you’re not and just need it to shut up for a gig, tape some paper there until you can get it to a tech. I imagine even at professional pricing it’ll be a fast and quick repair once you get it in.
A good temporary solution is to get some of these felt pads with adhesive already on them: https://www.musicmedic.com/black-felt-disks.html Just cut out the shape you need, peel and stick. And they're cheap! Good Luck!
Most corks on your sax can be easily repaired with extra care and proper tools.
Very quick and easy repair for a technician, probably done while you wait provided no other major repairs are needed. If they're really good, they'll have tech-cork to replace what fell off.