Author: Klarinet
Date: 2007-07-10 06:16
An RC is a very good instrument (have one myself), but not something to have all your live as a professional musician. I'm in my first year at what we call the conservatory (to become a musician) and I think this Buffet RC is a very good instrument to play on.
In a few years, you can perhaps sell your clarinet again a go to an even more advanced one. I heard that Tosca is indeed worth his money. Many professionals use it. If you are really sure you want to buy this very pricy clarinet now and not in a few years, you should also look to the Selmer Signature. They have a really warm tone (at least the ones from Selmer Paris, don't know about the USA).
And if you worry about playing outside, keep your E11 for occasions outside. It's what I did (I have an E13), because as a professional clarinettist you should also be able to play nice on a less professional clarinet. So consider this; it's no crime to have two clarinets or buy another one in a few years.
Goele
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