Author: William
Date: 2015-08-06 22:41
Just one thought: most of us clarinetists tend to carry too much stuff, especially if we have cases that allow that. You don't need to carry an entire repair facility and the kitchen sink to every rehearsal and gig, even reed adjustment equipment may be left at home where most reed prep work should be done. Try to remember, all you really need to carry are your instruments and a few reeds, not everything you own and the larger the case, the more temptation there is. FWIW, a few years ago I bought a perfectly adequate double clarinet case off that other site for about $45 that was protective, light and roomy enough for all that I needed for my work. As I now remember, it had room for extra mouthpieces, four barrels and stored the bells separated from the lower joint. This case was every bit as good as my collegues Bam double case, but easier on my shoulder--smaller and lighter.
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