Anybody know anything about clarinets?
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mjr
ADD -- blessing and curse
Seems to be a Noblet Normandy of some kind. Serial number indicates it's from 1964. The clarinet looks to be in very good condition, no wood cracks or anything that I could see. On the two shaft pieces there is a serial number, and a marking for Normandy. The marking for Normandy is also on the "bell".
That's about all I know.
age doesn't necessarily mean it's worth a lot.
massive numbers of clarinets were produced for students.
a woodwind repairer could tell you what it's worth - probably not much tho.
he'll also let you know if it needs springs or corks repaired.
find out what it worth first, an overhaul may cost more than it's value.
massive numbers of clarinets were produced for students.
a woodwind repairer could tell you what it's worth - probably not much tho.
he'll also let you know if it needs springs or corks repaired.
find out what it worth first, an overhaul may cost more than it's value.
chrisghost
New member
I found a really nice looking flute at a charity shop once, which turned out to be nothing at all when I showed it to a specoalist.
It's the same with guitars you know. Someone who knows nothing about them might be pretty impressed by the look of €100 Stagg guitar.
It's the same with guitars you know. Someone who knows nothing about them might be pretty impressed by the look of €100 Stagg guitar.
grimtraveller
If only for a moment.....
Much of the time, people think something that's old must be valuable. Most of the time it's not.
arcadeko
Illuminatius Overlordious
grimtraveller
If only for a moment.....
So how much do you think you are worth, boy ?I am to valuable
Will anyone stand up and say ?
Is a person really worth nothing
Until someone is willing to pay......?
Yeah. Their C is my Bb. Or the other way around. And when used to double the part of an alto sax, they're awesome.