(December) B&S was purchased by and is now are part of the Buffet Groupįrom 2006, first two digits are the year of manufacture.
1000 series instruments made in India, otherwise all were made at B&S. Creator of legendary instruments such as the French bassoon and the Dynaction saxophone, he revolutionised. He dedicated his career to perfecting the musical instrument artistically as well as mechanically. Mannufacturing moved to France (Courtois factory in Amboise) and Germany (B&S factory in Markneukirchen). Of all the people who have made their mark in the history of Buffet Crampon, Robert Carrée is without doubt one of the most important. Some of these K-series Evette and Schaeffer clarinets are. The Evette and Schaeffer was a high-end intermediate model, which eventually became the Buffet E13. The serial number on your clarinet would place it around 1974 or 1975. (December) Buffet Crampon acquired Besson. At the bottom of the page is a serial number chart, as well as a link to the website that the chart was copied from. After a very short spell using Schreiber parts, all Bessons were fully made in house at the 2 facilities and continue to. They are recognizeable by the keywork, compare them to the Marlene page here.
Manufacture of low brass transferred to B&S, Courtois for cornets and alto horns. Evette-Schaeffer New factory (ish) serial number list Who made the earlier Evette and E&S clarinets Many of the earlier Evette and E&S clarinets were made by Malerne. In the French list, there is a conflict of the estimates. If the two keys are fused onto a single joint, your clarinet is not an R13. You can also look at the A and A flat keys near the top of the clarinet. Around 1950 Buffet adopted a new model identification of No1 or NO1. If the number is above 50,000, it is likely an R13.
Below you will find a small sampling of our current catalog, as well as an outline of the parts and tools we offer.For English Bessons, from 1954, use the Boosey &Hawkes list Check your clarinets serial number, located on the case or on a small stamp on the back of the barrel.
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