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Clarinet
Catalogue
S p e c if ic at io n s s u b je c t t o c h an g e wit h o u t n o t ic e . 2 5
B as s e t s
1 7 5 6 S
The Leblanc France basset
clarinet possesses the mechani-
cal facility and richness of the
A clarinet but with an
extended range to low C
providing fuller, richer tone for
notes in this normally weaker
register. Some of Mozarts
works, particularly his Clarinet
Concerto in A-major, K. 622,
were written for basset clari-
net, an instrument that long
ago disappeared . . .
until now.
S p e c if ic at io ns
Key: A
Bore: 14.60 mm (.574")
Key mechanism: 20 keys, 6 rings
Key style: In-line Jump trill keys
Body material: Aged grenadilla wood
Pad cup style: Conical
Key finish: Silver-plated
Mouthpiece: 2500-2L
Case: Deluxe wood shell
3 1 5 S
The model 315 basset horn
has long been recognized by
discerning artists for its tonal
beauty. It features a lower joint
extension that refines and
enhances the instruments
acoustical properties. The feel
and response are much like a
fine Bb soprano clarinet with
reduced resistance and a clear,
balanced tonal center.
S p e c if ic at io ns
Key: F
Bore: 18.00 mm (.709")
Key mechanism: Range to low C
Key style: In-line Jump trill keys
Body material: Aged grenadilla wood
Pad cup style: Conical
Key finish: Silver-plated
Mouthpiece: 2502-2L
Case: Deluxe wood shell
Options: Model 315S is available
with nickel-plated keys as
model 315
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