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Spare Parts Sovereign & Prestige Spare Parts Sovereign & Prestige 2020 DISCLAIMER: The Buffet Crampon Group is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this document. Index Valve Parts Table of Valve Parts: Cornet, Tenor Horn ..................4 Table of Valve Parts: Baritone ...........................5 Table of Valve Parts: Euphonium.........................6 Table of Valve Parts: Tuba..............................7 Photos Finger Buttons ............................8 Photos Finger Buttons Felt ........................8 Photos Finger Button Inlays........................9 Photos Valve Stems + Felts.......................10 Photos Top Caps Felts...........................10 Photos Top Caps ...............................11 Photos Springs ................................12 Photos Spring Dampers..........................13 Photos Valve Guides ............................13 Photos Bottom Caps ............................14 Body Parts Leadpipes, Mouthpiece Receivers.................15, 16, 17 Valve Slides .....................................18, 19 Bells .............................................20 Trigger Parts Trigger Parts: Cornet ...........................21, 22, 23 Trigger Parts: Tenor Horn ..........................24, 25 Trigger Parts: Euphonium .......................26, 27, 28 Water Keys Photos Water Keys + Parts .......................29 Table of Water Keys + Parts ........................30, 31 Lyres Table of Lyre Boxes, Screws, Lyres......................32 Photos Lyre Boxes, Screws, Lyres ..............32, 33 Miscellaneous Cornet: Finger Hook .................................34 Euphonium: Handrest, Reservoir, 4th Piston Lock ...........34 Tuba: Carrying Rings Tuba ............................34 Accessories Mouthpieces .......................................35 Care Products ......................................35 Cases..........................................36, 37 Case Spare Parts ................................38, 39 Valve Part Tables Tenor HornBE950/2050 Tenor Cornet BE924/9282028 Valve n° Item Sovereign Prestige 1 2 3 BE924G-1, BE924G-2, BE2028-1G BE2028-2G BE928G(T)-1 BE928G(T)-2 finger button, smooth edge, with inlay and felt ● ● ● SP405240E-1 SP405240E-2 finger button, knurled edge, light-weight, with inlay and felt ● ● ● SP405220E-4 finger button, knurled edge, heavy, with inlay and felt ● ● ● SP405230E-4** inlay only, white, 14.5mm ● ● ● SP480175 inlay only, black, 13mm ● ● ● SP606055 Cornet finger button felt only ● ● ● SP605110 top cap ● ● ● SP403720-1 SP403720-2 SP403720-4 valve stem felt ● ● ● SP605020 valve stem, aluminium ● ● ● SP404500 spring ● ● ● SP445360 valve guide ● ● ● SP640065 pistons BE924 on demand ● SPBE-1700030-0 pistons BE928 / 2028 ● ● SPBE-1700040-0 bottom cap, light-weight ● ● ● SP403730-1 SP403730-2 SP403730-4 bottom cap, heavy ● ● ● SP403740-4** 4 BE950-1 BE950-2 BE2050(G)-1G BE2050(G)-2G finger button, smooth edge, with inlay and felt ● ● ● SP405240E-1 SP405240E-2 finger button, knurled edge, light-weight, with inlay and felt ● ● ● SP405220E-4** finger button, knurled edge, heavy and felt ● ● ● SP405230E-4 inlay only, white, 14.5mm ● ● ● SP480175 Tenor Horn Tenor inlay only, black, 13mm ● ● ● SP606055 finger button felt only ● ● ● SP605110 top cap ● ● ● SP403720-1 SP403720-2 SP403720-4 valve stem felt ● ● ● SP605020 valve stem, aluminium ● ● ● SP404500 spring ● ● ● SP445360 valve guide ● ● ● SP640065 ● SPBE-1600010-0 piston ● ● SPBE-1600020-0 bottom cap, light-weight ● ● ● SP403730-1 SP403730-2 SP403730-4** bottom cap, heavy ● ● ● SP403740-4 Tenor Horn Tenor Cornet & For models until 2011 spring - exterior, for models until 2011 ● ● ● SP445370 valve guide - exterior, for models until 2011 ● ● ● SP640075 2020 MOL ** Supplied as supplementary accessory Valve Part Tables 2020 MOL Valve n° Item Sovereign Prestige 1 2 3 4 BE955-1 BE955-2 BE2056-1G BE2056-2G finger button, with inlay ● ● ● (●) SP405180-1 SP405180-2 SP405180-4 inlay only, white, 13mm ● ● ● SP605125 inlay only, black, 13mm ● ● ● ● SP605135 top cap, with felt ● ● ● (●) SP403640-1 SP403640-2 SP403640-4 top cap felt only, white ● ● ● (●) SP605130 valve stem felt ● ● ● (●) SP605020 Baritone 5 valve guide ● ● ● (●) SP640045 valve stem ● ● ● (●) SP404458 SP404458-2 SP404458 SP404458-2 ● SPBE-1010011-0 SPBE-1040010-0 ● SPBE-1010012-0 SPBE-1040020-0 piston ● SPBE-1010013-0 SPBE-1040030-0 ● SPBE-1040040-0 spring damper 1 ● ● ● (●) SP605090* Baritone BE955/2056 spring ● ● ● (●) SP640185 spring damper 2 ● ● ● (●) SP605040* bottom cap ● ● ● (●) SP403650-1 SP403650-2 SP403650-4 * Not supplied with instrument Valve Part Tables Euphonium BE697/96820512052 Valve n° Item Sovereign Prestige 1 2 3 4 BE2051-1G BE967(G)(T)-1, BE967(G)(T)-2, BE2051-2G BE2052-1G BE968(T)-1 BE968(T)-2 BE2052-2G BE2052(2)-8G finger button, light-weight, with inlay and felt ● ● ● ● SPBE-1001320-4 finger button, heavy, with inlay and felt ● ● ● ● SPBE-1001310-1 SPBE-1001310-2 inlay only, white, 16mm ● ● ● ● SP605030 inlay only, black, 16mm ● ● ● ● SP605060 finger button felt only ● ● ● ● SP605110 ● ● ● SP403490-1* SP403490-2* SP403490-4** top cap, light-weight, with felt ● SP403510-1* SP403510-2* SP403510-4** ● ● ● SP403530-1 SP403530-2 SP403530-4 top cap, heavy, with felt ● SP403550-1 SP403550-2 SP403550-4 top cap felt only ● ● ● ● SP605010 valve stem felt ● ● ● ● SP605020 Euphonium ● ● ● SP640015 valve guide ● SP640025 ● ● ● SP404388 SP404388-2 SP404388 SP404388-2 valve stem ● SP404408 SP404408-2 SP404408 SP404408-2 ● SPBE-1001301-0 6 piston ● ● SPBE-1001302-0 ● SPBE-1001303-0 ● ● ● SP605040 spring damper 1 ● SP605050 ● SP640145 ● SP640155 spring ● SP640165 ● SP640175 ● ● ● SP605070 spring damper 2 ● SP605080 ● ● ● SP403500-1* SP403500-2* SP403500-4** bottom cap, light-weight ● SP403520-4** ● ● ● SP403540-1 SP403540-2 SP403540-4 bottom cap, heavy ● SP403560-1 SP403560-2 SP403560-4 2020 MOL * Not supplied with instrument ** Supplied as supplementary accessory Valve Part Tables Tuba BE980 / 981 / 982 / 994 983 / 984 995 Valve n° Item Sovereign 1 2 3 4 BE980 / 981 / 982 / 994-1 BE980 / 981 / 982 / 994-2 finger button, with inlay and felt ● ● ● ● SPBE-1001300-1 SPBE-1001300-2 inlay only, white, 16mm ● ● ● ● SP605120 finger button felt only ● ● ● ● SP605110 top cap ● ● ● ● SP403590-1 SP403590-2 valve stem felt ● ● ● ● SP605020 valve guide ● ● ● ● SP640035 ● ● ● SP404438 SP404438-2 valve stem ● SP404448 SP404448-2 ● ● SPBE-1001000-0 pistons BE980 / 981 / 982 ● SPBE-1001001-0 ● SPBE-1001003-0 ● SPBE-1001004-0 ● SPBE-1001005-0 pistons BE994 ● SPBE-1001006-0 ● SPBE-1001007-0 Tubas BE980 / 981 982 994 Tubas spring damper 1 ● ● ● ● SP605070 spring ● ● ● ● SP640145 ● ● ● SP640115 previous spring models ● SP640125 spring damper 2 ● ● ● ● SP605140 bottom cap ● ● ● ● SP403580-1 SP403580-2 BE983 / 984-1 BE983 / 984-2 finger button, with inlay ● ● ● ● SPBE-1029120-1 SPBE-1029120-2 inlay only, white, 21.5mm ● ● ● ● SP480295 top cap ● ● ● ● SP403680-1 SP403680-2 valve stem felt 2x 2x 2x 2x SP605020 valve guide ● ● ● ● SP640035 valve stem ● ● ● ● on demand ● SPBE-1029010-0 ● SPBE-1029020-0 piston ● SPBE-1029030-0 ● SPBE-1029040-0 spring damper 1 ● ● ● ● SP605070 Tubas BE983 / 984 Tubas ● SP640145 ● SP640155 spring ● SP640165 ● SP640175 previous spring model ● ● ● ● SP640105 spring damper 2 ● ● ● ● SP605140 bottom cap ● ● ● ● SP403580-1 SP403580-2 BE995-1 BE995-2 finger button, with inlay ● ● ● ● SPBE-1029120-1 SPBE-1029120-2 inlay only, white, 21.5mm ● ● ● ● SP480295 top cap ● ● ● ● SPGHO-403260-1 SPGHO-403260-2 valve stem felt 2x 2x 2x 2x SP605020 valve guide ● ● ● ● SP640055 valve stem ● ● ● ● SPBE-1019045-0 SPBE-1019045-2 ● SPBE-1019010-0 ● SPBE-1019020-0 piston Tuba BE995 Tuba ● SPBE-1019030-0 ● SPBE-1019040-0 spring damper 1 ● ● ● ● SP605070 spring ● ● ● ● SP445290 spring damper 2 ● ● ● ● SP605140 bottom cap ● ● ● ● SPGHU-403250-1 SPGHU-403250-2 parts for 5th valve (rotary) on demand 2020 MOL 7 Valve Part Pictures Finger Buttons Sovereign SP405240E-1 lacquered Cornet BE924 / 928 SP405240E-2 silver-plated BE950 Tenor Horn with inlay and felt SP405180-1 lacquered Baritone Horn BE955 SP405180-2 silver-plated with inlay SPBE-1001310-1 lacquered Euphonium BE967 / 968 SPBE-1001310-2 silver-plated heavy, with inlay and felt SPBE-1001300-1 lacquered Tuba BE980 / 981 / 982 / 994 SPBE-1001300-2 silver-plated with inlay and felt SPBE-1029120-1 lacquered Tuba BE983 / 984 / 995 SPBE-1029120-2 silver-plated with inlay Prestige SP405220E-4 gold-plated light-weight, with inlay and felt Cornet BE2028 Tenor Horn BE2050 SP405230E-4 gold-plated heavy, with inlay and felt SP405180-4 gold-plated BE2056 Baritone Horn with inlay SPBE-1001320-4 gold-plated BE2051 / 2052 Euphonium light-weight, with inlay and felt Finger Button Felt Cornet BE924 / 928 / 2028 Tenor Horn BE950 / 2050 SP605110 Euphonium BE967 / 968 / 2051 / 2052 Tuba BE980 / 981 / 982 / 994 14,5 x 3,2 mm 8 2020 MOL Valve Part Pictures Finger Button Inlays Sovereign Cornet BE924 / 928 SP480175 Tenor Horn BE950 14.5 x 1.4 mm Baritone Horn BE955 SP605125 13 x 2.0 mm Euphonium BE967 / 968 SP605030 16 x 1.7 mm Tuba BE980 / 981 / 982 / 994 SP605120 16 x 2.2 mm Tuba BE983 / 984 / 995 SP480295 21.5 x 2.3 mm Prestige Cornet BE2028 SP606055 Tenor Horn BE2050 13 x 2.5 mm Baritone Horn BE2056 SP605135 13 x 2.0 mm Euphonium BE2051 / 2052 SP605060 16 x 2.5 mm 2020 MOL 9 Valve Part Pictures B Valve Stems 6,4 mm A Cornet BE924 / 928 / 2028 SP404500 aluminium Tenor Horn BE950 / 2050 SP404458 nickel-silver Baritone Horn BE955 / 2056 SP404458-2 silver-plated A: 28,5 mm, B: 30,85 mm 1st, 2nd, 3rd valve SP404388 nickel-silver SP404388-2 silver-plated Euphonium A: 30,9 mm, B:
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