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 Re: Clarinet identification
Author: Chris P 
Date:   2019-11-22 21:15

Clarinet bores don't get narrower at the top end of the top joint - the top joint bore usually widens from above the throat A tonehole upwards and the reverse taper continues into the barrel.

The narrowest point of the bore is the longest length of parallel section in both upper and lower joints and the bore measurement is usually taken from the middle tenon as that's easy to measure.

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