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 New Clarinets
Author: jacobhardy25 
Date:   2013-01-08 01:47

Hello all. I've been looking at a variety of different clarinets. Mostly buffets because i have had the best luck with buffets. I am looking to buy a new clarinet coming up. I was looking at either a Tosca or an R13 Prestige or RC Prestige. Any comments on the above clarinets?

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 Re: New Clarinets
Author: bethmhil 
Date:   2013-01-08 02:03

It depends on you and what you need in a new clarinet. Your best bet is to try them all... and as many of each model as possible.

BMH
Illinois State University, BME and BM Performance

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 Re: New Clarinets
Author: Wes 
Date:   2013-01-08 21:46

My new R13 Prestige is a gem, the best I've ever played, and at a good price from Matthew's Musiek nl. In the factory, like all the several R13s I've bought new, the springs are set too stiff and all the rings are set too high. I had no opportunity to try it before buying it, which everyone says to do, but where do you find Prestige R13s sitting around waiting to be fondled, even in large cities? You could get a mail order house to send you some but you would be out a lot of postage and insurance money, however. Good luck!

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 Re: New Clarinets
Author: jacobhardy25 
Date:   2013-01-08 22:37

Wes is there a website for that? I would love to check it out!

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 Re: New Clarinets
Author: Steven Ocone 
Date:   2013-01-09 12:41

Lisa Canning preselects Buffet clarinets. and will usually ship some for approval

Steve Ocone


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 Re: New Clarinets
Author: William 
Date:   2013-01-09 14:53

I also recommend Lisa's Clarinet Shop (Lisa Canning) as a great resource for excellant clarinets. She is a talented clarinetist and selects only the best instruments from the Buffet facility in Jacksonville for sale. Lisa also works closely with CSO second clarinetist, Gregory Smith, mouthpiece and barrel manufacturer--who, btw, trusts her to select clarinets for his personal use in the orchestra. If you are unsure of "what" to look for in a new clarinet, Lisa Canning can be of great help to you.

I've bought many instruments and accessories from Lisa and have never been disapointed. And no, I do not receive compensation for these nice words--although I did get a free box of bass clarinet reeds once (after I bought a Buffet bass, lol).

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