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Author: Travis
Date: 2008-08-20 02:18
I bought a Paris-made GM Bundy clarinet off the auction site the name of which we do not speak of here. I had some of the pads replaced and really liked the way it played - very free blowing and great projection. The only problem is that the barrel is smaller than a 'normal' barrel. Since I am a beginner I didn't really think to ask the seller about the size of the barrel and now I fear I am stuck with a clarinet that plays well but is too high-pitched to use practically. The upper and lower joints of the Bundy are the same length as my N-series Selmer so I'm thinking if I can find a replacement barrel that is normal size I can still use the Bundy...but where can I find a replacement barrel? Should I try to find another cheap Paris-made Bundy just for the barrel? My Selmer barrel won't fit the Bundy's upper joint. How can I be sure to match the bore size of a replacement barrel to the other joints of the Bundy I'm not sure what to do. I would be most appreciative of any advice anyone can offer.
Thanks in advance.
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