Detail 01
Two barrels, 66 mm and 65 mm
Lets you switch between 440 and 442 ensembles without lipping. The 65 sits higher for European pitch.

Independent shopping perspective
Buffet's top-tier professional Bb clarinet in grenadilla, with two barrels and silver-plated keys. Built for orchestral and conservatory players at the artisan level.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Lets you switch between 440 and 442 ensembles without lipping. The 65 sits higher for European pitch.
Detail 02
Fixes the notoriously flat low F and stuffy throat response on the standard Boehm layout.
Detail 03
Left-hand Eb/Ab lever opens up alternate fingerings, smoothing awkward passages in sharp keys.
Detail 04
Green Line is grenadilla powder in resin — same density, far more stable in humidity and temperature swings.
Detail 05
Synthetic pads that hold their seat longer than leather or cork and shrug off moisture.
Detail 06
Softer feel and more grip than nickel. Tarnishes over time and wears through at contact points.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Green Line is 95% grenadilla powder bonded with carbon fiber and epoxy. Same acoustic density, but it won't crack from humidity or temperature changes. Slightly heavier.
One for A=440 and one for A=442. American orchestras generally tune to 440, many European ensembles to 442. Swapping barrels beats fighting pitch with your embouchure.
No. Case, swab, and cork grease only. Professional players choose their own mouthpiece, ligature, and reeds, so those aren't bundled.
An added vent mechanism that raises the pitch of the low F and improves its response. Without it, that note sits flat and feels resistant.
Reference
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