When you get excited about playing a musical instrument, it's easy to go overboard and buy the most expensive instrument, to go all in. This is especially true if you are buying an instrument for your loved one.
The clarinet is no exception. In this article we'll go through common questions that come up when buying a clarinet.
What's your first priority when buying a clarinet?
When buying a new clarinet, you want to think about the long term. Are you planning on committing to the instrument for a long time? Have you been playing for a while and looking for an upgrade? Buying a new clarinet only to keep it in the closet is basically the same as taking a good chunk of money and throwing it away, so look for long term use and cost-effective options – consider renting your instrument if you have any doubts. At our store you can find some of the best music lessons Sheffield has to offer to help you maintain your course on your new instrument.
Another long term consideration is how much your instrument will appreciate. Although a student clarinet may be a good instrument, it's better to think of it as an investment. Buying an instrument that's of a good model or high quality brand will often net you a gain over time since these instruments tend to rise in price. Professionals at our music shop Sheffield location can help you when looking for a new clarinet that will appreciate in time.
What are some reputable clarinet brands? Some of the most famous clarinet brands include Jupiter, Dixon, Amati, Yamaha, Vito, Selmer, Buffet-Crampon, Artley, and Armstrong. There are also lower priced clarinets from lesser known brands that are of good quality such as Lark and Orsi and Ripamonti. Evette and Bundy are two clarinet brands that are no longer in production, older brands that are known to be sound and decently priced.
If you need information, a repair or help with your woodwind instrument, please feel free to contact us on 0114 2303 400
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