Selmer Paris Serial Numbers Bass Clarinet

(1) I pulled in a page that wasn’t converted – Polishing Keys at Home. This is located in the “Technical Info”, “Instrument Care” submenu. I wrote this article years ago in June 2009. I plan on making a short video of how to do this and posting it.

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There are many different types of clarinets built by Selmer (Paris), each with their own special features. But there were also changes during the production. Here's the serial number list of these clarinets, with the addition of a list of the various bores and barrel sizes. MRO saxophones will complement these with actual measurements. Selmer Bass Clarinet. Serial Number: V84xx. Manufacturer: Selmer Model: Paris Instrument Construction: Additional Information: Pictures: In Stock.

So stay tuned for that video for a demonstration of that. They key to polishing keys at home is “less is more” One cleaning the black gunk that you’ll see can get on the pads if you use even a bit too much polishing paste. But read the article more for more information. 2 Donations Apparently my donation page doesn’t work 100%. It seems to work for me so I’m wondering it the problem is browser based.

So I’m working on that too. Welcome and please wait as items get moved over to the new ClarinetPerfection.com For your enjoyment, you can watch this over and over again until everything is completed. ClarinetPerfection.com was originated back in 1996 as a desire to track information that I received from Leblanc USA about one of my clarinets, my Normandy 4 that I bought from Mr. Herb Couf, Royal Music back in 1978.

In 1996 I contacted Leblanc USA, after hours, and a nice lady faxed me a serial number list that they had. The list was not in their computers thus no one else was given this list. So I published it on the new website for everyone to have. Then I went on a search for serial number lists of my other clarinets, and the website grew from there. The website has been totally paid out of pocket since it’s inception. I should have added Google Ads, or a Paypal button but never got to that level. Late in 2016 my Host company against raised my rates, and this time I balked, and did not resign, and thus found a new home for it here.

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Selmer T-Series Alto Clarinet. We are researching the details for this beauty. We believe it's manufacture date to be pre-1931.

Even tough there is a 'T' preceding the serial number, we do not believe it to be the 1963 vintage. We've noticed that earlier alto clarinets used the 'T' prefix; we're attempting to get some accurate info. This clarinet with silver plating is in glorious condition. The upper and lower joints have matching serial numbers. The neck has a 24 stamped and the bell has a 4 stamped. The wood is amazing and sets a standard for what 'pemium' means.

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A repad would certainly be recommended if you are going to put this one into regular play. The only negative is that the original owner removed (and lost) the lyre holder so, marching with this may be a chore. $2,200.00 Yamaha. Selmer T-Series Alto Clarinet. We are researching the details for this beauty. We believe it's manufacture date to be pre-1931. Even tough there is a 'T' preceding the serial number, we do not believe it to be the 1963 vintage.

We've noticed that earlier alto clarinets used the 'T' prefix; we're attempting to get some accurate info. This clarinet with silver plating is in glorious condition. The upper and lower joints have matching serial numbers.

The neck has a 24 stamped and the bell has a 4 stamped. The wood is amazing and sets a standard for what 'pemium' means. A repad would certainly be recommended if you are going to put this one into regular play.

The only negative is that the original owner removed (and lost) the lyre holder so, marching with this may be a chore. $2,200.00. Get in touch 1988 Morris Ave Union, NJ 07083 1-800-USA-HORN Tel: (908) 688-3555 Fax: (908) 688-3443. Follow us out there. Newsletter.