Author: efsf081
Date: 2016-12-05 05:53
One year ago, when I was looking for a new clarinet, the only mass product impressed me is the yamaha CSG, although finally I buy other clarinet.
I still want to know more about Yamaha CSG, especially it is the only mass clarinet with a German bore.
Are anyone sure CSG is straight bore? If you check the bore of upper joint, can you see a cutting ling nearby the register tube, which can been found on a Buffet R13?
Also, can you find a conical bore from the bottom of the lower joint? It is common on Ohler clarinet, and I find it on my yamaha 457-20 too.
"The smaller, German style bore design of this Custom clarinet provides a richer sound and larger spectrum of tone colors."
It is what yamaha said on their website. Someone studied and working in German told me that the bore of modern German clarinet is around 14.8-14.9mm. Which is larger than most France clarinet 14.6mm.
Thanks to any help.
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