 Thanks to Deone B. for the wonderful vintage ad for Ledoux clarinets!  Probable real maker: SML Serial D4794 Barrel: Using non-original Normandy plastic 66.4mm barrel Bore LH joint top: 14.5mm Bore LH joint at bottom: 14.5mm  Intonation results taken when playing loud and not lipping. See how to interpret these results on the Wooden Clarinets main page.
Intonation
summary: I was not able to use FMIT with this test due to technical
problems. This is fantastic intonation! I play flatter than this
normally with a standard 66mm barrel. I would recommend whoever gets
this horn get a shorter barrel. Key work quality: Nice sturdy nickel keywork. This clarinet is most appropriate for: Intermediate or even advanced players. This clarinet plays as well as many older model Buffet R-13s! Who made this clarinet? Because of the rings protecting the center tenon, I am positing that this might be an SML instrument. Because of the stamp on one key that matches the batch stamp on the body (29x), I think that this was a special production run of a limited number of instruments. The two-number plus letter stamp also is similar to other SML instruments. |
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