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Buffet Crampon Buffet Tosca Bass Clarinet low C

No. 186 31 NZ

gold brass bell
bell diameter 270 mm (10.629″)
bore 14,3/15,0 mm (0.563″/0.590″)
nickel silver slide with exchangeable lead pipe
2 high-quality nickel silver rotary valves
straight brace on body, curved grip brace on slide
multi-adj

Backun Backun A CG Carbon Clarinet

Backun Backun Bb CG Carbon Clarinet

No. 186 30 NZ

gold brass bell
bell diameter 270 mm (10.629″)
bore 14,3/15,0 mm (0.563″/0.590″)
nickel silver slide with exchangeable lead pipe
2 high-quality nickel silver rotary valves
straight brace on body, curved grip brace on slide
multi-adj

Uebel Uebel ‘Emperior’ Bass Clarinet

Uebel Uebel ‘Zenit 24K’ Clarinet Mopane A

Buffet Crampon Buffet Divine Bb Clarinet

Uebel Uebel ‘Zenit Silver Plate’ Clarinet Grenadilla A

The Lumière takes the clarinet to a level of breathtaking clarity and focus from the highest altissimo down through the low register. Less is more, as the Lumière flaunts European flair with uncompromising intonation and fluidity. Completely redesigned fr

Backun MOBA A clarinet. Grenadilla. Gold plated keywork. BMS modular posting system. Automatic low F vent mechanism for exceptional intonation and voicing.

Backun MOBA A clarinet. Cocobolo. Gold plated keywork. BMS modular posting system. Automatic low F vent mechanism for exceptional intonation and voicing

Uebel Uebel ‘Zenit 24K’ Clarinet Mopane Bb

The Lumière takes the clarinet to a level of breathtaking clarity and focus from the highest altissimo down through the low register. Less is more, as the Lumière flaunts European flair with uncompromising intonation and fluidity. Completely redesigned fr

Beautiful and exotic Grenadilla wood and gold plated keywork add to the prestige of the finest clarinets ever made. Designed by Morrie Backun in collaboration with Ricardo Morales, the MoBa clarinet deserves it's place on the world's stage.

Beautiful and exotic cocobolo wood and gold plated keywork add to the prestige of the finest clarinets ever made. Designed by Morrie Backun in collaboration with Ricardo Morales, the MoBa clarinet deserves it's place on the world's stage.