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Vangoa B Flat Clarinets Give You A Bigger Stage Vangoa VCB-1 B Flat Student Clarinet Catch Life's Melody Provide all kinds of unique, useful, quality musical instruments to inspire your zeal to learn and create music. Package Included: 1 x VCB-1 Clarinet 1 x Cleaning Kit 1 x Hard Case 1 x Folding Stand 1 x Adjustable Strap 1 x White Gloves 1 x 4C Mouthpiece 10 x Reeds Vangoa VCB-1 B Flat Clarinet Our primary goal is to provide you with an unparalleled musical journey Vangoa clarinet is high quality and produces a rich, warm, and mellow sound. It has a wide range of notes and can be played in a variety of styles, including classical, jazz, folk, and pop music. Designed for students beginners to get started with. It would make a thoughtful gift for anyone interested in learning how to play the clarinet. Advanced ABS body and bell mouth with metal rings Two barrels with different length meet your different needs of pitch The thumb rest cushion relaxs your hand when playing Offering resin reed and traditional cane reeds to meet your different preference 17 nickel-plated keys Exquisite Detail Design Easy to play Vangoa clarinet kit provide two types of reeds, they are resin reed and cane reed. Resin reeds are easier to maintain and are not as susceptible to warping or cracking. Cane reeds produce a warmer, more natural tone compared to resin reeds. Cane reeds are highly responsive to the player's breath and embouchure, which can create a more personalized playing experience. Thumb Rest Cushion The thumb rest cushion is made from soft rubber, which provides additional comfort and support to your thumb. The thumb rest cushion is designed to alleviate discomfort by providing a soft and comfortable surface for the thumb to rest on. It also helps to reduce the pressure on the thumb and can help prevent the development of sore spots or calluses. Different Length Barrels The length of the barrel affects the pitch of the clarinet and using a shorter or longer barrel can adjust the overall intonation of the instrument. Having the option of using different-length barrels allows clarinet players to customize their instrument's intonation to their personal preferences and playing style. The longer barrel may be preferred for playing in an orchestra.The shorter barrel may be preferred for playing in a small ensemble or chamber group. Home Practice Rehearsal or Music Class Performance
♫【Rich, Resonant, Projecting Tone】Bb clarinet is made of a durable synthetic ABS material, that is lightweight and gives a very rich and warm sound. The b flat clarinet also equipped with a new 17 keys French bore design system for smooth playing. It brings stable, pure and rich sound to the tube body
♫【Exquisite Comfortable Ergonomics】Bb student clarinet is made of a durable synthetic ABS Material, that is lightweight and gives a very rich and warm sound. It features strong, cold-forged and nickel plated keywork that has been ergonomically designed to feel great in the hands
♫【Precise Intonation】Student clarinet's fast key response provide an excellent air-tight seal against the tone holes, make sure that every pitch is perfectly rendered. Stable synthetic pads adding a greater stability and longevity
♫【Perfect for Beginners】 - The clarinet kit is fully equipped, easy to install and tune. Its adjustable double mouthpiece connector for easy adjustment and tuning. This orchestra clarinet is suitable for many occasions, such as class, performance and grade examination
♫【Full Clarinet Kit】 - Our Bb clarinet starter kit includes 4C mouthpiece, hard case, lip balm, tooth pad, stand, brush, detail manual, 10 reeds and resin reed, gloves, shoulder strap for case, mouthpiece protective cap. It comes with everything needed, helping you get started quickly and learn easily
I have wanted to play a woodwind for many years and bought this as a low cost way to introduce myself. Overall this horn is perfect for a beginner/intermediate. I have been playing at least an hour per day for 5 months. The horn has been stellar. It is reasonably well tuned in all ranges (I can play with other instruments without noticeable tuning issues). I have also checked against a digital tuner. Not perfect but from what I’ve seen, no clarinet is perfect. All pads seal properly. Low range is exceptional as is clarion. Altissimo also fine (but for my inabilities). A few things:1. You will need to get decent reeds. The instrument comes with 10 reeds. Not good. Get a name brand reed. Also comes with 1 synthetic reed. Even worse if that were possible. Throw all of them in garbage, don’t torture yourself.2. Get another mouthpiece. This is a consistent upgrade suggestion by bloggers. I got a Fobes debut, love it. Existing mouthpiece is probably fine but 35 or 40 bucks is small price (thanks clarinet Ninja for tip on Fobes).3. Ligature is probably not mattering for sound, but it is hard to put on/tighten. Save the hassle if you can afford it and get a decent one…again maybe 35 bucks. I got a Bonade silver and it is much easier to work with. Thank you to ClarinetMentors for tip on Bonade design. See Earspasm for vid on irrelevance of ligature to sound.4. Consider a legere synthetic reed. I fought cane reeds for four months before getting a synthetic Legere European cut. HUGE difference, much easier to play due to fantastic consistency (also doesn’t get waterlogged). Is it as good as a cane reed? Beyond my ability to say. My guess is, for a beginner the gain in consistency allows one to focus on air/mechanics/embouchure without pondering the cult of reed wizardry. Deal with synthetic/cane debate later when you have some experience.BTW, I bought this horn because I saw a video by a couple of high school kids on YouTube (DoubleClarinet). They were dead on and I appreciate their review.This was a super low risk purchase. Way exceeds my expectations and though I plan to continue playing, I have no plans to get a “better” horn….it’s not limiting me so why would I?! I hope this is helpful. Nice work Vangoa.
