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Author: Chris P
Date: 2006-08-18 16:53
I have a K-series full Boehm Bb (K23xx) - oval logo (very similar looking to the Buffet logo, which is why they changed it) but with a transplanted top joint with the circular logo, though it does need a total rebuild - some silly arse has soft soldered a bit of brass to the low E key (which I've taken off) and had only this key nickel plated - if I can't get that reverse plated (ie. removed) I might have the lot silver plated.
On the bell under the logo it has:
BRITISH AGENTS
J.R. LAFLEUR & SONS Ltd.
LONDON
You can't go wrong with these, so long as they're sound - and well worth having overhauled to top notch playing condition.
The A in the set has the serial number 70xx, is a standard Boehm but has a perforated fingerplate (like an oboe) for RH 1, with a bridge and adjusting screw fitted as well to close the ring key pad with it. Nicely done, but the keywork generally is very well made and made with a high degree of pride by the looks of it - and certainly not what you'd find in a production clarinet nowadays.
Former oboe finisher
Howarth of London
1998 - 2010
The opinions I express are my own.
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Chris P |
2006-08-18 16:53 |
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