Selmer Balanced Tone Clarinet (1933)

The Selmer Balanced Tone clarinet from 1933 is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and innovation. It features a Full Boehm system, offering a range all the way down to low Eb, similar to that of a bass clarinet. Additionally, it incorporates several additional trill keys and alternate fingerings, enhancing its versatility and playability.

This model is equipped with a left hand Ab/Eb lever, allowing for certain passages to be easier to play, while also enabling smoother transitions between notes. Moreover, it boasts an articulated C#/G# key in the middle tenon/socket, ensuring precise intonation and allowing the player to perform more in tune across the instrument's range.

Each Selmer Balanced Tone clarinet comes in its original case, complete with a built-in cork grease container and screwdriver for small adjustments on the fly. This attention to detail and commitment to quality make it a sought-after instrument among discerning musicians and collectors alike.