Author: Ursa
Date: 2016-05-28 20:30
The Jeffrey was the entry level wooden clarinet from the Leblanc Paris works, and priced lower than the Normandy.
I have seen similar LH pinky keys on some later-production examples of the Normandy 7.
Leblanc had a long run of entry level wooden instruments at varying price points that were essentially the same as the Noblet 40/45, differing only in keywork details. I own, or have owned, an ebonite Model 11, plastic Model 11, plastic 14P, and wooden 1948-type Normandys and one can mix and match the joints, barrels, and bells between them, as well as with those from the plastic Vito 7214.
Post Edited (2016-05-28 20:44)
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