|
|
 |
ManuelMansilla
(95 points)
| 
Hey guys!
I am back. I still do not have internet at home, but I decided to visit a "Cafe Internet".
You were soooooooooooo right when you told me that First Act clarinets are not very good.
I am going to change clarinet soon. I would like to buy a Buffet E11, a not used one, but, unfortunately, I can not afford it, it is about 1000 dollars!!!
Anyway, I think I will buy a Yamaha one.
Are their reliable? Should I buy one?
Which one do you reccomend me to buy?
Thanks In Advance,
Manuel
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Ange2000
(6 points)
|
Not sure if you have purchased one yet, but our music centre uses Yamaha clarinets for their students. I think they are all good starters, not too expensive and have a decent sound for learners. I use one myself, because I haven't yet got good enough to justify spending hundreds of dollars on a new one. Good luck.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
leighthesim
(467 points)
|
in the way of clarinets i think that a clarinet of a similar quality to the buffet one would actually cost more then a buffet, so i would get a buffet b12 or look o an old selmer/boosey and hawkes, i got an amazing 59 year old woodern boosey and hawkes regent clarinet, it sound amazing compared to some, and f you can get one on ebay with no cracks thn it will go for about $100-$200 then you can expect to pay about $150 getting it fixed and you will have a great clarinet for uner $500
<Added>
there is quite a few bargins on ebay right now, due to the whole economic stuff. so have a look but expect to have to pay about $150 to get it overhaled.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Buy & Sell Visual Art
Composition Competitions
UK Writers' Community
Ram Upgrades
CodeToad
|
searching...
