Which Rovner Clarinet Ligature is compatible with the Yamaha 250 &amp; Buffet B12? I hadn't thought of asking till I stumbled on BC sizing chart for fit.
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The model of clarinet is irrelevant. You need only be concerned with the mouthpiece. Although I don't think it will be an issue (the 1R ligature should fit even a Selmer Goldentone), you can take your mouthpiece to a local music shop and size it with the Rovner 1R.
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YES - - it is a very good Ligature - I play Bb Clarinet - mostly Jazz and Blues - very easy to change reeds under all conditions. It is well made and worth the money..
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You can check this pagehttp://www.graphtech.com/products/brands/tusq/tusq-acoustic-saddlesThere you will find all saddle options each one with the corresponding specs.
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For Symphonized NRG Premium you would have to buy the 400 series. This is the 500 series so please do not buy. For Beech Woodtones, there are currently no compatible foams for it now. If your ears are small, do buy the T series instead of the TS series. It will fit better since it is tapered. Do let me know if you need more help.
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I don't own B1600, but I don't see any reason why it won't fit. It fits my Einstein just fine. On a side note the box itself is pretty well made but I would avoid getting the grid, I feel it's too flimsy for the job.
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Hello. I have an Oscar Schmidt OU4 tenor which measures 27 inches from stem to stern, and 17 and a bit along the length of the vibrating part of the strings. I also have a Kamoa Tenor uke with the same dimensions. I'm guessing that 23 inch is a concert. I recently got my Kamoa and very impressed. A spruce top and maple sides and back give it a warm sweet resonance. The Oscar Schmidt is a bit brighter and a little harsher sounding. Check out this website for sizing http://ukulelehunt.com/buy-ukulele/tips/which-size-ukulele/. Also look at the Kamoa website. Typically can get better pricing from local dealers. Good luck!
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It plays very well in tune and has a nice sweet tone. Easier to finger too than other clarinets I've had in the past. The Buffet mouthpiece that came with it is also very nice and I use it instead of more other expensive mouthpieces. I highly recommend the Buffet B12.
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Hello, This bag is 58" long, 22" wide and 6" deep. I use it for a Korg 170. I don't think you could stretch it over the Yamaha. You will need something deeper. I hope this helps, cheers, Tom Harpell
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Depends on the type of bass clarinet. However, you should be able to get the same brand for a bass clarinet. It's an excellent stand brand.
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The B12 is a student model made of ABS resin (plastic). If you're looking for a step-up wood clarinet, try their E11 model.
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Hi! Dd you buy the case for your Yamaha GL1? Can you tell me wether the Yamaha GL1 guitalele fits that Oscar Schmidt case? I see different measurements of the Guitalele GL1... Thanks, Stef
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Getting ready to purchase some for my Yamaha 673. It's not the banana plug variation as much as the socket variation. Older binding posts did not have a deep socket so the plug did not seat as deeply as it should. So, except as noted, in years of laboratory experience, I have never found a banana plug that didn't fit a socket properly when new. After a time, the leaves may lose some spring and need 'tuning'. Too much tuning and they will work-harden and break.
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Yes! I had to hunt down a tenor reed, but it does fit just fine. Bari sax reeds might not fit, I don't have any on hand, but alto and tenor reeds both fit.
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Buffet acquired Schreiber a few years ago and continued producing the E11 models. This one appears to be one of the German versions (as opposed to the French variants).The E12/E12 France are different from the clarinet sold here.Buffet Crampon website: http://www.buffet-crampon.com/en/instruments/bc2501n
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Dear Jersey Girl - I just tried my Grand Concert Yamaha Acoustic. It has the same depth as yours and it will not fit. Not even close. So sorry.John
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I have the accordion because I needed the extra length. Love it, have had it for several months and it's holding up well. My brother has the swinging arm and he loves his also. You can move the arm model in different directions because it has two components. Doesn't seem to matter, tho, the accordion model is more than adequate. Just my opinion. JT
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I'm a private owner and not a dealer. Best to call Yamaha Customer Service to see which Tach or Dual Gauge models are compatible. I know that Yamaha changed the guage/motor compatibility some time ago. Also perform an internet search to see recommemndations. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.