Old Clarinets

    
Old Clarinets    18:06 on Saturday, April 7, 2012          

JenLynne34
(5 points)
Posted by JenLynne34

Hey,
So, I'm a flute player, and honestly have no clue about anything with Clarinets, but I have two old ones. They've just been sitting around. I'm pretty sure they are old student models, but I have no way to be positive.

Clarinet no.1
on the first joint the outer side has the "Bundy" emblem, and the back on the bottom has the letters 518436
I'm pretty sure it is made of plastic.

Clarinet no.2
on the first joint it also has the Bundy emblem with the number 577, and on the back at the bottom, the numbers 1499039.
and the bell has the Bundy symbol with the word "resonite." and "the selmer company"

If you could help me that would be fantastic, thank you!


Re: Old Clarinets    11:49 on Thursday, April 12, 2012          

contra448
(771 points)
Posted by contra448

Bundy instruments are reasonable student instruments.


Re: Old Clarinets    01:40 on Wednesday, November 7, 2012          

sherwinjtb
(28 points)
Posted by sherwinjtb

I've had a student model buffet crampon clarinet since 1996. Still sounds good. What you have to be worried about are the needles that help cover the holes. Maintenance can get expensive. I'm still annoyed about a crack on my clarinet after getting it serviced years ago. Other than that, they're pretty tough instrument unless you like throwing it around.


Re: Old Clarinets    13:32 on Tuesday, November 27, 2012          

jomoonbeam
(2 points)
Posted by jomoonbeam

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