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Author: Diogenes91
Date: 2022-07-13 13:01
Hello again!
I totally understand your point "Hank Lehrer".
I am a jazz saxophonist and my b-instrument is the clarinet.
This would be my first bass clarinet and it is mostly going to be used in improvised music.
It is impossible to buy a good low C clarinet and this is why i am looking in such solutions.
I expect this instrument to be good for many years to come and this is why i am asking how this bass clarinet compares to some other LeBlanc from the 60s or 70s. In other words i am not willing (mostly because of my economy) to upgrade somewhere near the future and i am willing to pay something more now so that i have something that is "futureproof".
The condition of the instrument is good (from what the seller says to me, it plays the chromatic scale up and down with no problems) and it costs around 1700 euro.
Once again...Is it worth it?
Thank you so much for your time and i wish you all a pleasant day!
Yours faithfully,
Alex K.
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