Author: lrooff
Date: 2009-08-10 00:30
Bundys are the Schwinn Varsities of the clarinet world. They've made a zillion of them, they're a bit clunky with nothing particularly fancy about them, and they'll last forever. Changes in temperature, humidity and other conditions won't affect them at all. The most work they're ever likely to need is a new pad every now and then and the occasional tenon cork, so if you like it, have it checked over and enjoy playing it. Remember -- 90% of the results are because of the musician; not the instrument. Benny Goodman could have played far, far better with a plastic Bundy than either of us could with a custom made Buffet R-13.
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