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What do I need to know when buying a clarinet? - You need to know if the instrument is adapted to your specific needs;
What is the difference between E11 and E11 FRANCE? - The E11 FRANCE is produced in France by Buffet Crampon;
What is the difference between a wooden and a plastic clarinet? A plastic instrument is lighter in weight and less expensive, but will never have the same acoustical merits a wooden instrument has.
What is the difference between a student clarinet and a professional clarinet? A student clarinet is produced using industrial methods; the production is faster than that of a professional clarinet.
How do I take proper care of my clarinet? - Avoid temperature differences;
How often should my clarinet be serviced by a repairman? Once a year.
How long is the life of a clarinet? The life of a clarinet varies depending on the frequency of use.
To protect my clarinet, which situations should I avoid? You should avoid substantial changes in temperature and humidity.
Where should I keep my clarinet when I’m not using it? You should keep your clarinet in its case in a place at room temperature, protected from cold, heat, humidity and draught. You shouldn’t put it too close to heating or a window, or in a place where it can be run over.
What sort of wood was used to produce my E11 FRANCE? The E11 FRANCE clarinet is made of African Blackwood from Mozambique.
Where was my E11 FRANCE made? The E11 FRANCE has been made by Buffet Crampon in France, in dedicated workshops.
Can I use any Bb clarinet mouthpiece on my E11 FRANCE? Yes, you can. However, the mouthpiece delivered with the instrument has been especially developed for clarinetists at a learning stage.
What is so special about a Buffet Crampon clarinet? - It has an incomparable sound;
How do I assemble my clarinet? You can find instructions to assemble your clarinet in the maintenance booklet.
What do I do when my clarinet has been damaged? Go and see a specialist woodwind repairer as soon as possible.
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The E11 FRANCE student clarinet has been produced in France.
