Selmer 67 (Paris) Low C Bass Clarinet

The “PRIVILEGE" bass clarinet marks a decisive step forward in the development of the instrument while keeping the basic design which made the previous models so successful. ... Its great responsiveness provides swiftness close to the B-flat and opens up a feeling of freedom.

"Anyway, in my opinion, Selmer bass clarinets are the way to go — but I get a lot of grief from other players that Buffet Prestige bass clarinets are preferable. I think their argument is valid; Buffet bass clarinets are ideal for someone who is not primarily a bass clarinet player, because the Buffet horns feel more like clarinets than the Selmer horns. Problem is, they also have more resistance than the Selmer horns, and therefore the instrument generally has a limited response & dynamic range to various volumes of air. (I defy anyone to play louder — with a nice sound — on a Buffet; and I defy anyone to play quieter — without hiss — on a Buffet. Yes, I challenge you Buffet fans to a duel!)" - Michael Lowenstern

Source: https://www.earspasm.com/blog/bass-clarinet-equipment

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Key of Bb Range to Low C Silver plated nickel silver has more texture than nickel, which makes it easier to finger fast technique Grenadilla wood Silver plated brass bell Bore: Upper 23.5mm, lower 23.4 mm stainless steel needle springs High quality leather pads get a perfect seal, but are soft enough to prevent "slapping" key noise