Eastar Manuals & User Guides

Lester is a dedicated musical instrument brand with over two decades of experience in the industry, focused on providing beginner and intermediate players with reliable, high-quality instruments. The brand’s extensive catalog covers a wide spectrum of categories, including woodwinds (saxophones, clarinets, flutes), brass (trumpets, trombones), orchestral strings (violins, cellos), digital keyboards, and percussion sets.

Driven by a philosophy of making music accessible to all, Eastar prioritizes excellent craftsmanship, accurate intonation, and user-friendly designs that support musical education. Many Eastar products are sold as all-in-one kits containing essential accessories like cases, stands, and cleaning tools, ensuring that students have everything they need to start playing immediately. The brand is known for its rigorous quality control and commitment to customer satisfaction.

• How do I tune my Eastar violin?

  To tune an Eastar violin, use the pegs on the scroll for larger pitch adjustments and the fine tuners on the tailpiece for precise tuning. Ensure the bridge is standing at a 90-degree angle and centered between the f-holes during tuning.

• How do I maintain the valves on my Eastar trumpet?

  Apply 2 or 3 drops of valve oil to the pistons before playing to ensure smooth movement. Periodically remove the valves to clean them with warm soapy water (keeping the felt pads dry) to prevent sticking.

• My Eastar keyboard piano is not producing sound. What should I do?

  Check if headphones are plugged into the headphone jack, as this automatically mutes the built-in speakers. Also, ensure the master volume is turned up and the power adapter is securely connected.

• How do I clean my saxophone after playing?

  Use a cleaning swab to remove moisture from inside the main body and the neck. Remove the reed from the mouthpiece and clean the mouthpiece interior with a brush or swab. Wipe down the exterior keys with a polishing cloth.