The Yamaha Custom YCL-SEVR Bb clarinet has been refined with the expressive clarinettist in mind. Based on the SE models, this clarinet has been reworked and refined to deliver the clarinettist a high standard professional instrument.
Attention to detail was at the forefront of the design teams brief when redesigning this model with a new ergonomic design to the key work; such as the C#/G# lever (increasing length by 2mm) allowing for a more comfortable hand position. Thick silver key plating brings the feeling of quality whilst offering stability and richness particularly at higher dynamic levels. Durable leather pads are fitted throughout for buzz free playing, which aides the rich tonal quality’ whilst prolonging their life. The traditional bell shape helps to achieve a tone with a focused core and striking presence.
This clarinet comes with an adjustable thumb rest which allows you to find the most comfortable position for playing. This flexible clarinet will adapt to work in a variety of settings and with many different players. With excellent projection and an even intonation this handcrafted clarinet is a serious contender in the professional clarinet market; and from a brand with an outstanding reputation which have been making instruments for over 30 years.
- Key: Bb,
- 65 mm barrel
- Grenadilla body
- Silver-plated keys
- Silver-plated ligature and mouthpiece cap
- Thick Key Plating
- Durable Leather Pads
- 65 mm Traditional Barrel Shape
- New Ergonomic Design C#/G# Key
- Traditional Bell Shape
- Adjustable Thumb-Rest with Strap Ring
- Case
About Yamaha
Established in 1887, and named after Torakusu Yamaha, the ever popular brand, 'Yamaha' have had a renowned history of quality, reliability and artistic excellence in the field of instrument making. Yamaha instruments are durable and well built, enabling players to create attractive and responsive sounds, excellent projection and even intonation. Yamaha have a vast range of instruments to their name from beginner to professional models, it is through their design processes that they continue to develop, evolving to suit the musicians needs incorporating different technologies in order to stay at the forefront of instrument making.
