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We began a long, arduous process of analyzing
and reevaluating literally every single part and design specification.
It took us more than five years.
The result is an entirely new kind of clarinet—one which gives
players a choice they have never had. It's called the 'CSG,'and it's
an instrument that harks back to the purity of the natural resonance
of aged grenadilla wood.
There's less metal used on the CSG, so the whole body reverberates
with sound, while the new bore, barrel, and bell shapes offer a tonal
richness of breathtaking depth.
The tone has a clear yet warm focused center surrounded by a wealth
of overtones, resulting in a sound of extraordinary beauty and expressivity
which projects with remarkable ease even in the largest concert halls.
There's never been anything like this before.
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| YCL-CSG/A |
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Bb / A |
| Boehm
System: 17 keys, 6 rings |
| 56.5mm
barrel |
| Tapered
toneholes with hand-sculpted undercuts |
| Highest
grade Grenadilla body |
| Silver-plated
nickel silver keys |
| 5CM
Ebonite mouthpiece |
| YCL-CSG-H/AH |
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The YCL-CSG-H is the same clarinet but with a 'Hamilton'
plate finish on the keys. Hamilton plating consists of
gold with some nickel and copper added. Many players find
it darkens the sound while at the same time giving tonal
clarity and projection. They feel it also helps create
a creamy smooth texture to both the sound and the response. |
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In A - add 'A' to the model number (YCL-CSG-A)
With Hamilton plating - add 'H' to the model number (YCL-CSG-H/AH)
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