I'm wondering if my bass mod 22 from '86 is a good player as the model 30 and what you mean for 'golden era' or better model? Mine has the double lever style for right hand side keys I've not tried other Selmer bass clarinets so it play well but not so well to me, some notes are not even (a little stuffy) and required some embouchure effort even if all pads seal correctly. Is this usual on bass clarinets generally? Selmer Paris Piccolo Trumpet Serial Numbers.
Oct 15, 2012 - I have a selmer Bass clarinet - - serial number B8945. I would like to know the model number and I also - Answered by a verified Musical Instrument Appraiser.
I'm looking for some infromation about an older Selmer Paris bass clarinet. Blofeld Software Editor Video more. Mainly I'm trying to find if it was their top model at the time, and approx when it was made. I don't know the serial number. The only reason I suspect it is not their top model is because it says DEPOSE. For some reason I thought this. Intel 82865g Video Card Drivers. Author: Ed Palanker ★2017 Date: 2008-05-29 02:47 I've just come across a Selmer Low C bass clarinet serial number X6720. I believe it is model 35 but they don't put. Selmer 67 - paris bb grenadilla bass clarinet- low c - excellent condition. One owner - selmer 67 - paris bb grenadilla bass clarinet- low c in excellent cosmetic and playing condition. It's in excellent, all-original condition with all silver plating intact.
A customized mouthpiece with a baffle help me greatly to improve the projection in general and mitigate those notes which speaks much better It play at 442 with all the pipe in. I'm not familiar with a model 22, and haven't played any Selmer basses from the mid-80's. The old model 30's/33's aren't stuffy at all, and the new Buffets and Selmers ($$$!) both play extremely well and if in good order, aren't stuffy. Student instruments and poorly designed pro instruments can be stuffy, no matter how well maintained.
Bass clarinets are VERY sensitive to poor adjustment. You might also try different reed and mouthpiece combinations, too. Too open or closed mouthpieces can cause response problems, especially in the second register, and too hard reeds can make stuffy notes sound even worse.
