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 mouthpieces
Author: loingsig 
Date:   2014-05-05 05:21

Are mouthpieces specific to A and to Bb clarinets, or are they inerchageable?
Thanks
Jack Lynch

Jack Lynch
loingsig@gmail.com

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 Re: mouthpieces
Author: kdk 
Date:   2014-05-05 06:00

Interchangeable. (Which isn't to say you *can't* use different mouthpieces for each, but almost no one does.)

Karl



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 Re: mouthpieces
Author: Paul Aviles 
Date:   2014-05-05 06:06

A majority of barrels are specific to one (the "A" clarinet is a smaller bore), but even with this issue, more companies are making the barrels interchangeable as well.




.........Paul Aviles



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 Re: mouthpieces
Author: Caroline Smale 
Date:   2014-05-05 23:49

I have only ever heard of one company claiming to make an "A clarinet" mouthpiece.

I can't imagine what they think makes a mouthpiece "A clarinet" specific.
The differences between A clarinet brand X and A clarinet brand Y are far greater than the differences between the A and Bb of the same brand/model.

Just sounds like a way to con the punter into buying an unnecessary extra mouthpiece.



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