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42 mm length
Short by design. Eb barrels run roughly half the length of Bb, and 42 mm is the higher-pitched of the two lengths offered.

Independent shopping perspective
A 42 mm hardwood barrel for Eb clarinet. For Eb players whose stock barrel sits flat or feels unfocused in the upper register.

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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.
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Short by design. Eb barrels run roughly half the length of Bb, and 42 mm is the higher-pitched of the two lengths offered.
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On a short Eb barrel a single millimeter moves pitch noticeably more than it would on Bb.
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Denser than plastic. Tends to firm up response and tighten the Eb's naturally bright, edgy upper register.
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Socket and tenon are cut for Eb clarinet. It will not seat on a Bb instrument.
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Fine adjustment is still done by pulling out slightly at the joint.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Pick 42 mm if you play flat and need pitch raised. Pick 43 mm if you play sharp. If you are in tune now, match your existing barrel length.
No. Eb clarinet joints are considerably smaller. This will not seat on a Bb or A instrument.
More than on Bb. The Eb is a shorter instrument overall, so the same millimeter is a larger proportion of total length and shifts pitch further.
No. Grease the tenon cork and fit it between mouthpiece and upper joint. See a tech only if the cork is too tight, too loose, or damaged.