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Description

Sounding two octaves lower than a traditional bassclarinet, the contra-bassclarinet is a staple instrumentfor symphonic bands, wind ensembles and clarinet choirs. Selmer is the most popular name in contra-bassclarinets.

Featuring a unique body design crafted from dense rosewood, the Selmer contra-basspacks the expected Selmer low clarinet punch but is more covered and warm.

Other major features include andarticulated G#, Eb lever and anautomatic octave key.

Features

  • Rosewood Body:Powerful yet covered sound
  • Articulated G# Keys:Easier transition and trills
  • Range to low E-flat
  • Adjustable Neck:Offers more flexible tuning options
  • Leather Pads w/Metal Resonators:Perfect seal coupled with greater resonance and projection in lower register
  • Lightweight Case:Easier to transport

Specifications

LevelArtistKeyBB-FlatPitch442 hzBody MaterialSeasoned RosewoodNeck | BellSilver Plated BrassKey SystemBoehmKey MaterialNickel SilverPlatingSilverTone HolesUndercutThumb RestFixedSpring TypeStainless SteelPadsLeather w/ Metal ResonatorsMouthpieceSelmer C*CaseBAM Lightweight