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Re: Origin of R13 name

Author: susieray
Date: 2010-06-16 20:51

John, no mythical R-12 to be found, sorry.

Page 2 is the inside cover which tells about how wonderful Buffet clarinets are and page 3 describes the R-13....available in Bb, A, and Eb and the SR-13 (silver plated) in Bb and A.

The Super Dynaction Saxes are designated R-15 alto,
R-16 tenor and R-17 baritone.
Alto clarinet is R-2 1/2.
Bass clarinet is R-4 1/2 and (R-4 1/2C for the low C version.)
Buffet oboe is R-7 and English Horn is R-9
Academy model oboe is R-6 and Academy model English horn is R-8

I don't know if the "R" means much of anything; even
the clarinet lyres are designated R-816 and R-818

Post Edited (2010-06-16 20:52)

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