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 Trying out Howarth clarinets
Author: GoatTnder 
Date:   2005-04-11 16:29

So, I'm in the market for a professional horn to replace my Evette Schaffer. And, I've been reading about the Howarth, and it seems like one I should try out. But, all the US importers I can find are East coast people, and I live in California. Does anyone know a West coast importer I can talk to, or a mail order place that will let me try it long enough to make a good decision? The big 4 are easy enough to get ahold of, as are Patricola and Rossi, so that shouldn't be a problem.

(Also, if anyone can give any insight on using that particular clarinet, that would be great too)

-Andy Cabrera
a.l.cabrera@gmail.com

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 Re: Trying out Howarth clarinets
Author: nickma 
Date:   2005-04-11 18:39

Nice clarinets, you could try Peter Eaton too who makes comparable instruments at least, from www.wwbw.com. Intonation is near perfect, and tone is very complex. Still prefer R13 and old x and y series 10G for purity, a very underplayed virtue.

Nick

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