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eddiespect
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im trying to buy a professional clarinet under 3000$ possibly
any suggestions?
right now I have a yamaha 450N
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laeta_puella
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because pianos and professional clarinets are definitely the same thing.
http://www.wwbw.com/Search/Default.aspx?Ne=4294940200&N=61+4294900216&Ns=p_Price%7c0
that's wwbw's list of professional clarinets, from low to high price. not neccesarily "order one here!" but a good place to get an idea. i'm sure theres other clarinets out there too. i'm not a soprano player really, but my bass clarinet is buffet and i like it, and i know people who like their buffets alot. but people also like selmers, et cetera- get what you like best 
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eddiespect
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well.
i thought of buying the steriotypical buffet R13
but since there are so many other clarinets out there
what would you who have played Bb clarinet recomend?
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AmbTheGreat
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Well, I reackon the Buffet R13 is the way to go, check some out on ebay (american) and you can get them for around $1,000 + there are lots of them around and they're a very good clarinet, but i've only been looking into buffets so i can't say much about any other models.
I just got a RC Buffet for $2,200 (usually $4-6,000), so you can get some really good deals.
p.s. america is the way to go, in Australia most RC's are $5,000 to $8,000. We got one for less than half the price.
Ebay is good (usually) + it has the 'item sendback' rule thingy if you dont like it.
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