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Author: ashadazle
Date: 2005-05-31 23:24
Anybody know anything? Good step up or not? What's it made of? Help me out. Thanks.
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Author: ladolchivita
Date: 2012-01-03 13:26
hi there,
I started with a chinese clarinet then to a E11 (in fact schreiber limited edition thats the same E11 with a different logo).
later a bought a Laureate in Ebay, was very very loocky since 80% of the clarinets I ve bought in ebay had some minor or mayor imperfection not stated by seller.
this one Noblet Laureat is a precios clarinet, I sold my E11, I bought 2 Evette and Schaeffer and thats what I want to tell you.
I dont play that great to compare entonation (both my E&S have R13 Entonation, said the clarinetist whom overhauled them.) Personaly I prefer the Laureates keys, its lighter, delicatet or wherever it should be called then the E&S / r13. in the upper register it has a more flute like sound, sweter sound.
what I preffer in the E&S is the laB key its easyer to me and the fact that it is a little bit lauder in the low octave. as I say, to a proffessional it might be a great entonation difference, so far I cant tell.
ah, laureate is far away more beutfull instrument, keys are german silver and there is a nice vegetal logos in the bell. see in internet.
best wishes.
f_corrieri@yahoo.com
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Author: Dan Oberlin ★2017
Date: 2012-01-03 21:05
"Anybody know anything?"
Maybe it's someone who won the Noblet Prize?
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Author: ladolchivita
Date: 2012-01-04 07:13
ah, of course, ikts hand selected (i read here in forum) grenadille wood. top of all noblets in another page.
regards!
f_corrieri@yahoo.com
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