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 Throat G# on bass opening at pressure test
Author: Micke Isotalo ★2017
Date:   2026-09-26 13:01

Is it normal for the throat G# key on a bass clarinet to open at a pressure test (blowing into the bore of the top joint with the keys and bottom end closed)? In this case a moderate pressure, not blowing as hard as you can, opens the key.

On a well adjusted soprano clarinet none of the keys of the upper joint opens at a pressure test, no matter how hard you blow (the feeling is as blowing into a bottle) - but are bass clarinets different?



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