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RE: Undercut Toneholes, Design and Customization

Author: Bill Fogle
Date: 2001-04-10 13:47

My 1938 Buffet has the most drastic undercutting of any clarinet (incl. my R-13) I've ever seen. I've read a couple of things to the effect that this extreme undercutting was a hallmark of 1930s professional instruments (with notable exclusions, i.e., Selmer). The point of it does seem uncertain. Darkness of tone is my guess. --Bill.

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