Hand-Selected Buffet Clarinets

Professional Clarinet Setup

With our setup, your clarinet will be its very best from the start! Clarinets from any factory (even the very best Buffet Clarinets) are not perfect in terms of keywork, pads, spring tension, etc. What sets us apart is that every single clarinet receives a full professional-quality setup to make the mechanical feel and function as good as the sound. We spend a great deal of time addressing every issue that can keep your clarinet from playing its absolute best.

Every clarinet is checked to make sure the following things are perfect:

• Pressure/Suction: No leaking pads
• Key Movement: No binding or drag
• Spring Tension: Proper tension and balance
• Ring Heights: Checked for proper evenness and height
• Pad Height Opening: Checked for proper venting (no stuffiness)
• Key Spatula Locations: Key positions checked for ergonomics

Buffet Clarinets In Stock

Why Buy Your Clarinet from Us? We are clarinetists with many years of performing and clarinet repair experience, so we know exactly how a great instrument should play and feel. This results in a better-adjusted, easier-to-play, and ultimately a better-sounding clarinet.

Financing available through Synchrony!

New Buffet Tosca Clarinets

The Tosca bass clarinet, conceived for the symphonic orchestras, broadens the spectrum of sound already appreciated in the existing B-flat and A models launched in 2004 the E-flat model in 2010. It’s well-focused sound and luminous tone, assisted by a unique new register key system, allows the most demanding musician the ability to play the instrument’s entire repertoire with an exceptional freedom and confidence.

New Buffet BCXXI Clarinets

Louis-Auguste Buffet and Hyacinthe Klosé were the first great innovators in the history of the clarinet in the nineteenth century, adapting Boehm’s mobile rings and rethinking the sound concept with the groundwork of the first polycylindrical bore.

Robert Carrée, iconic figure of Buffet Crampon in the 20th century, in collaboration with Jacques Lancelot, perfected the fundamental acoustic techniques and refined the polycylindrical design concept of our bore families by creating the two legendary clarinets: the R13 and RC, released respectively in 1954 and 1975.