What kind of clarinet would this fit? (My 10-year-old daughter has one she is using for school).
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My son is in middle school and we got him a clarinet off ebay. It came with a terrible case from the 70's so I bought him this case to replace it. He loves it. The clarinet is protected and it is lightweight.
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My son has a Bb clarinet (just the regular type of clarinet). The original case was damaged so I bought this one. This is a small case in comparison, but there are spaces for all the parts of the clarinet with a small storage spot for a couple reeds, cork grease and the cloth swab. He's been carrying it for more than a year and it has held up well.
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My daughter uses it for her Bundy clarinet. However, not a lot of room for extras....but if you are organized they will fit..extra reeds, cleaning supplies she customized the outside center of the case with zebra duct tape..cute
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A b flat clarinet!(: I've had this case since my eighth grade year, I am now a sophomore. I've dropped it so many times, but there has not been a single scratch on it or my clarinet! I love this case! Hope your daughter enjoys it! I love music!(:
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I seriously doubt it. My daughter's in 5th and she could never get a consistent sound out of it. She got dizzy and light headed everytime she used it. I asked her music teacher about it and she said that it's that particular brand that doesn't blow well. I wouldn't recommend you buy any instrument from Mendini. Hope this helps.
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It's pretty spacious, but I think 10" would be pushing it. Especially if it's diameter is 21". Might be better off with a kick drum bag of some kind
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I don't think the clarinet model is relevant as the ligature goes on the mouthpiece. I use a Suzuki clarinet (hard rubber) and Suzuki mouthpiece with no problem in fact it increased the response. I have since upgraded my mouthpiece to a Vandoren B45. and it has made a vast improvement. Hoping this helps.
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One peg is very thin (flute, piccolo, Eb clarinet). The other 2 are standard size (Bb, A Clarinet). I am guessing a couple of trumpets could go on the larger pegs.
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The model of clarinet is irrelevant. You need only be concerned with the mouthpiece. Although I don't think it will be an issue (the 1R ligature should fit even a Selmer Goldentone), you can take your mouthpiece to a local music shop and size it with the Rovner 1R.
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I don't recall. I fits a standard clarinet with space for reeds, and cleaning equipment. Very please with this purchase.
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Sorry I didn't pay attention. But my daughter is now using it for a second year. I had the band teacher check it out for her as soon as I bought it. He said it was a good quality flute and it didn't have any issues. More importantly, I haven't heard any complaints from my daughter; she loved that it was her favorite color and it stands out from everyone else's instruments.
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For its price it is a very good clarinet and the sound is very pleasant... it is not a real wood instrument and cannot compete with these but is still very good !
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Length 44", lower bout 16 1/4", upper bout 13 1/8". There's a soft foam lining and those dimensions are with the lining uncompressed, so a slightly larger instrument would fit, snugly.
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I think it would great for 10 year olds. It's a lovely instrument but it's sturdy.
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I would think yes. The flair at the bottom is not large. But, I'vve only used clarinets on it.
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According to the website it is a Bb clarinet. We did not know of a warranty option but some sellers offer them for a price. So far we have been very happy with the instrument and it is rated as a good student model.
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Your best bet would be to call an online retailer such as Musicians Friend, Sweetwater, or Zzounds, tell them that you are interested in buying the case but you need to be sure that your instrument fits inside of it first and ask them to test fit it for you.
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Most band teachers don't like it however my daughter lives hers. It's a good starter instrument. As the years goes by, you will need to upgrade to something better. My daughter is in the 8th grade and has had this particular clarinet for over a year. I know that when she go to high school, I'll have to get her a much better and expensive one.
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This is a great starter clarinet. However it is just that, a starter. I got this for my daughter when she started in 5th grade it lasted until 7th grade when she got to middle school. The band director said with the quality she would not be able to produce good solid sound. It was also hard to get repaired because a lot of the fittings were not the norm. We went over a year with out the thumb rest because it broke off and the screw holes didn't line up like others. I know it was a gift so you appreciate it very much but I would not get your hopes up. The plastic is cheap and will not produce quality sound.
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I bought this clarinet for my daughter as a 'back up' clarinet for marching band practice because her Yamaha was in for repairs. She has a Buffet which I don't mind her using for competitions but I hate to have her take it out on the field for practices. She tried to tune it, as did her 2 band directors and they never could get a decent sound out of it. Her director basically told her that if he saw it in her hands again he would take it and light it on fire. So....my only suggestion would be to return it if you can and invest in a better instrument. You can look around and find a decent second hand one. Good luck! I bought this clarinet for my daughter as a 'back up' clarinet for marching band practice because her Yamaha was in for repairs. She has a Buffet which I don't mind her using for competitions but I hate to have her take it out on the field for practices. She tried to tune it, as did her 2 band directors and they never could get a decent sound out of it. Her director basically told her that if he saw it in her hands again he would take it and light it on fire. So....my only suggestion would be to return it if you can and invest in a better instrument. You can look around and find a decent... » Read More I bought this clarinet for my daughter as a 'back up' clarinet for marching band practice because her Yamaha was in for repairs. She has a Buffet which I don't mind her using for competitions but I hate to have her take it out on the field for practices. She tried to tune it, as did her 2 band directors and they never could get a decent sound out of it. Her director basically told her that if he saw it in her hands again he would take it and light it on fire. So....my only suggestion would be to return it if you can and invest in a better instrument. You can look around and find a decent second hand one. Good luck! « Show Less