My grandpa gave me a Bundy clarinet he said he got used in 4th grade. Bundy clarinet serial numbers. How much is a Selmer Bundy Resonite Clarinet. Pre Owned Selmer Bundy Bass Clarinet Serial number 52384 This Vintage Selmer. Made of Resonite, an artificial substance, it is an excellent choice for the.

Difficult to say how valuable it is. Sorry, but there is no way to answer this question without seeing the actual instrument. There are so many things that go into the value of an instrument. Materials, overall condition, previous owners, condition of the pads, etc.

Take the clarinet in to a local repair shop and ask for an estimate of value. That clarinet was made in 1962. Optometriya dlya nachinayuschih optometristov kupitj. I had one in mint condition; sold it as a trade in for $500 to a dealer. But the above writer is correct.

I bought it new, rarely used it and repadded it brfore I sold it. The condition of a 45 year old horn with a lot of use, cracks etc. Could knock the price way down. I see on eBay Buffets from the forties going for $150. To 250.sampark2. I would stay clear of any Selmer Bundy instruments.

I got a clarinet and a flute of the same make (I'm stupid) and they both were terrible. I finally have better instruments now.

A buffet Festival which is a professional model. For a clarinet for a beginner though I would recommend a Buffet beginner model. Also Leblanc instruments are good too.

My friend has a selmer bundy 577. I've played it a fair bit. It's the best student clarinet tone I've ever heard and it blows very easily. Oddly, the barrel is a bit loose on most mouthpieces (except the one it comes with). After trying his, I went clarinet shopping and tried all the Bundys they had in local stores (not 577s though) and they were all very unspectacular. Since they are student models, I imagine that quality is more variable than the pro models, but, like my friend, you might just get lucky.

Difficult to say how valuable it is. Sorry, but there is no way to answer this question without seeing the actual instrument. There are so many things that go into the value of an instrument. Materials, overall condition, previous owners, condition of the pads, etc. Take the clarinet in to a local repair shop and ask for an estimate of value. That clarinet was made in 1962.

I had one in mint condition; sold it as a trade in for $500 to a dealer. But the above writer is correct.

Prezentaciya na temu dvizhenie zhivotnih po biologii. I bought it new, rarely used it and repadded it brfore I sold it. The condition of a 45 year old horn with a lot of use, cracks etc. Could knock the price way down.

I see on eBay Buffets from the forties going for $150. To 250.sampark2.