a good friend of mine is a musician and he buys and restores clarinets to sell on afterwards, he told me to use almond oil. you can get it from the pharmacy over here very cheap and it seams to do the job perfectly. as for the price you will probably not believe me with shipping to me from the UK it cost me €120
ps.
you said earlier:
As with all appraisals it depends on a number of factors.
-Condition,
-Cracks,
-Pitch, LP, HP (if it's HP you 'd need to modify it a bit if you want to play in a modern band) Let me know if you can't figure it out. It probably is a HP though.
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as a reply to this bit
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i would have to say crazy greeks that love greek music and fall inlove with their clarinets. the pictures that where on ebay were useless i bought it as is with out knowing any thing about it, when it arrived yesterday morning i opened the box removed the bubble wrap and fell in love with it instantly. my friend the musician saw it yesterday and offered me €600 on the spot with out knowing any thing about it.
ps.
you said earlier:
As with all appraisals it depends on a number of factors.
-Condition,
-Cracks,
-Pitch, LP, HP (if it's HP you 'd need to modify it a bit if you want to play in a modern band) Let me know if you can't figure it out. It probably is a HP though.
-Market (Who is interested in this)
-Key
as a reply to this bit
-Market (Who is interested in this)
i would have to say crazy greeks that love greek music and fall inlove with their clarinets. the pictures that where on ebay were useless i bought it as is with out knowing any thing about it, when it arrived yesterday morning i opened the box removed the bubble wrap and fell in love with it instantly. my friend the musician saw it yesterday and offered me €600 on the spot with out knowing any thing about it.