The pitch of a wind instrument is greatly affected by temperature. Under no circumstances use oil, solvents or anticorrosive products. Too tight or too loose a case may cause bending of keys.ģ.
Always use the Buffet Crampon case provided for the instrument. To prevent corrosion, wipe the keywork with the dry polishing cloth provided after each performance.Ģ. After playing, cap mouthpiece to protect it and the reed from damage.ġ. Note: take care not to damage the mouthpiece top or the reed with the ligature. Then fix the ligature and a dampened reed on the mouthpiece. Insert the mouthpiece into the assembled instrument. Make sure that the stampings on each joint are in line with each other. Hold the top joint with the left hand and the bottom joint and the bell with the right hand. Take care not to apply any excessive force to the keys.Īssemble the top and the bottom joints. If you wish to grease the corks of tenons, it is recommended to use the special cork grease included with the Divine clarinet.Īssemble the bottom joint and the bell. The upkeep of your instrument is simplified as greasing the tenons is not necessary. To its original form after being compressed, so your clarinet will always be perfectly assembled. Synthetic cork has memory, which means that it returns We have chosen this material for its reliability and the consistent precision it lends to adjustment. The tenons on your Buffet Crampon Divine clarinet are lined with synthetic cork. Special instructions for Divine clarinets : Never use force to avoid instrument from cracking. Note: Cork grease needs to be applied every time when the assembly is difficult. Hold the top joint with the left hand, taking care not to apply any excessive force to the keys.įirstly, apply cork grease Buffet Crampon thinly to the joint corks to make assembly easier. Included are a reed guard, swab and cork grease.Assemble the barrel and the top joint.
The outside has some scuff marks and several small worn spots in the cover, while the inside has just a few cork grease remnants. It comes in an attractive attache style Buffet case with firm latches. However, the facing is clean, and it is in excellent playing condition. The mouthpiece, with a Vandoren inverted ligature, has discoloration on the back which has been covered with a new mouthpiece patch, along with scratches from the ligature and some interior white marks. An adjustable thumb rest adds to the general comfortable feel for which Buffet is known. Pads, corks and springs show minimal wear. There are no cracks in the wood body, and the tenons are in good shape as well. The keys are shiny with only a tiny amount of plating wear, and the logo is clearly visible. One of the newer models made in France, rather than Germany, this lightly-used Buffet E11 clarinet has a wonderful sound to go along with its sharp appearance.
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