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Re: Addressing 2 mechanical issues with my Bass Clarinet

Author: kilo
Date: 2014-09-17 23:15

I've had the same problem with my Yamaha 221 and use tictactux's suggestion, storing it with a piece of cigarette paper, after swabbing it off with some VM&P naptha.

While we're discussing 221's, my long B sounds really "subdued". I thought it might be pad height but a little experimentation shows this not to be the case. Low E is speaks fine and so does clarion C. Is this common to bass clarinets?

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