Mint condition. Only played a few times.
Professional Buffet Crampon R13 A Clarinet featuring Buffet's renowned Green Line composite body. The R13 is the "legendary choice of professionals," and this Green Line version offers the exact same rich, focused acoustic properties as traditional wood, but with absolute climate stability. It is completely resistant to cracking, making it the ultimate reliable choice for orchestral musicians, touring professionals, and advanced students who play in varied environments.The instrument comes paired with a premium, plush-lined Buffet Crampon Double Clarinet Attaché Case, designed to securely transport both your B♠and A clarinets side-by-side.Instrument Details & Specs:Key: A (Standard orchestral tuning) Body Material: Green Line composite (95% Grenadilla wood powder mixed with carbon fiber) — zero risk of cracking. Key System: 17 Keys / 6 Rings (Boehm System). Keywork: Beautifully finished, ergonomic silver-plated keys. Bore: Iconic R13 poly-cylindrical bore for a dark, centered, and powerful tone. Condition Notes: Body: Excellent cosmetic and structural condition. No cracks, chips, or pinning.Keywork: Smooth, responsive action with tight springs and mint Siover plating. Pads & Corks: Sealing perfectly across all registers. Ready to play straight out of the case. Case: Double attaché case is structurally rock-solid. Latches lock securely, and the interior plush lining is clean and free of odors.
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