Wurlitzer - - B♭clarinet - United States - 1988





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1988 United States‑origin B‑flat clarinet in excellent condition, made of composite, weighing 1900 g, includes a mouthpiece and is fully functional.
Description from the seller
I present to you this B-flat from the 80s and 90s that was marketed in the USA as a mid-range clarinet. (Superior to the Bundy and Vito of the time). It is in optimal condition with exquisite playability and with semi-new pads of 3 years of use, but more than half has been kept stored. It has no dents or scratches that split. Slight wear on the silvering in some areas of the rings and a bottom bell that isn’t noticeable unless you look at it with a magnifying glass, as I say. Well, I think the condition of this B-flat of German engineering and American patent is expressed. Talking about Wurlitzer on the other side of the pond is talking about HN White quality supreme. I’m offering it in what appears to be its original case in very good condition and curious, with the brand badge on the front. I’m adding a mouthpiece that says 2V on one side of the table, which I don’t know if it’s Vandoren or American Vito, although it’s also a very good mouthpiece and without bite marks. It comes complete with a clamp and a silver Selmer mouthpiece holder. A lot that if you’re looking to learn the clarinet or take something tuned and quality on tours, you mustn’t miss. Good luck.
I present to you this B-flat from the 80s and 90s that was marketed in the USA as a mid-range clarinet. (Superior to the Bundy and Vito of the time). It is in optimal condition with exquisite playability and with semi-new pads of 3 years of use, but more than half has been kept stored. It has no dents or scratches that split. Slight wear on the silvering in some areas of the rings and a bottom bell that isn’t noticeable unless you look at it with a magnifying glass, as I say. Well, I think the condition of this B-flat of German engineering and American patent is expressed. Talking about Wurlitzer on the other side of the pond is talking about HN White quality supreme. I’m offering it in what appears to be its original case in very good condition and curious, with the brand badge on the front. I’m adding a mouthpiece that says 2V on one side of the table, which I don’t know if it’s Vandoren or American Vito, although it’s also a very good mouthpiece and without bite marks. It comes complete with a clamp and a silver Selmer mouthpiece holder. A lot that if you’re looking to learn the clarinet or take something tuned and quality on tours, you mustn’t miss. Good luck.

