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Re: bore shape and tone holes

Author: kdk ★2017
Date: 2016-12-02 06:20

Chris P wrote:

> Sorry - I was just being silly.
>

Well, I knew that.

But I'm not sure when polycylindrical bores came in vogue. Did Robert Carre at Buffet design the first polycylindrical clarinet for Buffet (was it the R-13)? The Selmer 10G was originally based on the R-13's design, but what kind of bores do Selmers since then have? Which brands and models over the last 50 years have kept (or gone back to) straight cylindrical bores?

Karl

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