They were the first to manufacture saxophones, besides those made by Adolphe Sax himself. Introduced in July 2017 as Buffet's top of the line modelĪs early as 1866, Buffet Crampon was producing its first saxophones, 20 years after the invention of this instrument by the Belgian Adolphe Sax. Introduced in March 2012 as Buffet's top of the line model
Introduced in 2003 has unique bore design and reshaped keywork has auxiliary Eb key and low F correction key Smaller bore than R13 model more popular in Europe has additional alternate left-hand Eb/Ab leverĬurrently being produced only for Lohff and Pfeiffer of Denmark replaced on a larger scale by the Tosca all reinforcing rings were of black polycarbonate fiber
Made from highest quality unstained grenadilla wood has additional alternate left-hand Eb/Ab lever Has R13 bore with denser wood register key is 1 mm higher than on a standard R13 has additional alternate left-hand Eb/Ab lever Replaced the S1 closer to the original 1950's R13 bore design Most popular professional model, named after its designer, Robert CarréeĮvolved from the R13 model with distinctive barrel and bell shape developed in 1974 with the assistance of the luthier Robert Carrée, for whom the model is named Įquivalent to the R13 manufactured in the 1970s and early 80s designed to have an inverse taper barrel and a bore similar to earlier R13 clarinets Semi-professional model, also known as the C12 model Made in France / Germany introduced September 2012Įntry level semi-professional model, also known as the C13 model Made in China / France succeeded by E12F model Made in China / Germany more commonly sold in the United States B♭ clarinet RC Prestige, nikel-plated B♭ soprano clarinets Student Model
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