Roy Benson CLARINETTE SIB ROY BENSON CB-217
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Essential Information About the Roy Benson Clarinet
Essential Information About the Roy Benson Clarinet
- Boehm System : a standard mechanism, ideal for learning with modern fingerings and a familiar grip.
- Ebonite Body : a stable and pleasant material in the mouth, appreciated for its consistency and a "wood-like" feel.
- Full Keywork with 17 keys and 6 rings : a versatile setup to confidently approach repertoire, scales, and first pieces.
- Ready-to-Play Pack : mouthpiece, ligature, mouthpiece cap, swab, cork grease, and lightweight case included.
Manufacturer Information
Roy Benson
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A Clarinet Designed for Learning, in the Spirit of Roy Benson
This Roy Benson clarinet is part of a line of instruments designed to support musicians during their learning and progression phases. The goal is clear: to offer a reliable Boehm-type mechanism, accessible sound production, and complete equipment to start without multiple purchases. A relevant choice for music schools, wind orchestras, and all practices where a user-friendly instrument is sought for daily use.
For Which Musicians and Styles?
Thanks to its Boehm system, this clarinet is particularly suitable for beginners and intermediate players who want to work on clean technique and standard fingerings. It adapts well to classical (studies, exam pieces), pop, and brass band / wind ensemble settings, where good pitch stability and reassuring mechanics are expected. Its included equipment also facilitates the practice routine (assembly, maintenance, transport).
Sound and Design
The ebonite body promotes a consistent playing feel and good day-to-day stability, useful when progressing and focusing on embouchure and breath control. The clarinet thus gains in ease of sound production (note attack) and register homogeneity, two key points for working legato, staccato, and dynamics. Mechanically, the silver-plated nickel silver keys provide a crisp response under the fingers and good durability: an asset for regular rehearsals and frequent handling (assembly/disassembly, music stand, transport).
Technical specifications
| Level | Student | System | Boehm |
| Tone | Bb | Color | Black |
| Body material | Ebonite | ||
| Type | Clarinet | Number of keys | 17 |
| Body | Ebonite | Number of rings | 6 |
| Mechanics | Silver-plated nickel silver | Finish | Silver-plated (mechanics) |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Roy Benson CB-217 suitable for beginner clarinet players?
This student-level model uses the Boehm system, with standard fingerings adapted for learning. Its ebonite body is designed to facilitate accessible sound production. It is suitable for music school use as well as in wind orchestras.
What key system does this Bb clarinet use?
The Boehm mechanism includes 17 keys and 6 silver-plated nickel silver rings. This configuration allows for the usual fingerings of the Bb clarinet to be practiced.
Ebonite clarinet: what sound quality can be expected?
The ebonite body promotes a consistent playing feel and register homogeneity. It facilitates articulation, legato phrasing, and dynamic control.
Can it be used in a wind band or brass band?
Thanks to its Bb tuning and 17 keys, this clarinet is suitable for wind band and brass band playing. The silver-plated nickel silver keys are designed for frequent handling during rehearsals.
What is the key finish?
The keywork is made of nickel silver with a silver finish, while the ebonite body has a black color.
