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As a clarinet player- try switching to vandoren reeds such as the v12 or v21 as they play so much better than rico. Also I bought that stand for $20 I can't believe I could have gotten a whole clarinet for another $40.

Clarinet IS the stand (those who know,know)

I had a Yamaha clarinet for a while and I could NEVER get the hang of it. My coworker was a woodwind player and she wizzed through the scales thus proving I was the problem. I let her keep it because I don’t have the right anything for woodwind. I’ll stick with kazoo.

My day is going great, thanks for asking

I've seen the whole preinstalled reed thing on cheep saxaphones before, so this is not a one off thing.

The Yamaher mouthpiece sounds like a recorder

when i liked the likes went from 1.7k to 1.8k 😎

I'll Recommend This To Riker, He Probably Wont Buy It But He Does Like His Trombone

Do a cheap french horn test next please! 😅

Some little words of wisdom from a very experienced woodwind player. Align the reed much lower than you think you should, reed placement can often have as big of a difference in playability as the clarinet itself. As a studying band director, I totally get the struggle of dealing side instruments without knowing the little things :)

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I play clarinet, bass clarinet, tenor sax, and piano. I can certainly say that that clarinet is horrible. If you’re almost passing out from playing a clarinet while bass clarinet takes much more air, then that mouth peice was made horrible

You gotta get some amazon bagpipes, even if you dont know how to play, theyre a hoot

It sounds sort of ok right up until you hear the real one.

Glad you got to enjoy the funness of a trombone!

I’ve spent over $100 on a used instrument one time in the past 33 years I’ve been playing. I picked up my latest trumpet (a mid 40s Reynolds) from eBay for $20 and it just needed some new felt and cork for the spit valves. My oldest son played a trombone older than my parents when he was in band and my youngest is starting next year with a late 60’s Conn. When I used to teach brass band at an inner city school, we used whatever we could get and played our hearts out. I can totally understand why a parent might choose one of these, and I wouldn’t ever call anyone out for it….but, I always recommended finding a used instrument at a pawn shop or thrift store first.

I will say, the one thing is that you should ALWAYS grease the tenan corks with your fingers. I see horns all the time with cork in all kinds of places it shouldn’t be, mostly tone holes, from people applying too much cork grease by using the stick rather than their fingers.

I made a verbal gasp when the reed was ON the mouthpiece. That’s one of the first things I tell kids NOT to do! Having the clarinet come like that is a really bad example for a beginner.

“Percussionists can grab sticks and start hitting stuff” 🤣🤣🤣 as a drummer I had to laugh. I feel your pain my friend.

Marching season might be good for that plastic mouthpiece

you couldn't play the f****** trombone how are you giving us a review we just wasted our time

I'd like to see you polish up the metal on the inner slide stockings with inexpensive automotive polish or something. Additionally, I would like to how it responds to slide cream (Yamaha Trombone Slide Lubricant is a personal fave). Lastly, I wish we could see how the plastic bone, and mouthpieces respond to loud playing for instances like in a marching band. Great video, hope your channel gets bigger. Keep up the good work! :)

Get somebody to print you a hovalin its $20-40 in parts and playable

OK, just basing it off of the sound. I heard Horn a is the plastic trombone horn B was the metal trombone

wait so you can still play notes without using the slide

“I dont think theres any CONN’S to using a metal mouthpiece”. I see what you did there…..👀🤣

3:14 I do detect a Final Fantasy Victory Fanfare.

I remember I was in orchestra rehearsal with the band kids and the Orchestra kids. I was playing part. I was sitting next to a clarinet kid and I accidentally threw my bow at him.

For $60 it's not horrible, but it's not good. I am concerned that students won't be able to make it work out of the box, but it might be OK for a backup instrument or marching.

Your Reed is way to high

Plastic Brass instruments are perfect for buskers and smaller traveling bands. If you can mic the bell up on stage it would sound fine. Or in an open air busking situation not a lot of people would notice.

I wonder why those trombones don’t have the weird trigger thingy

These videos are really fun! You seem like a great teacher.

7:08 NOOO WHY WOULD YOU TOUCH THE INNER SLIDE

I dated two girls who played trombone, they were wild I can't undersatnd why....

Your wife looks like a younger version of one of my great friends who is a master flute player. I love these videos, they are so fun as a horn player, please find a cheap french horn

Hehe tromboner

Here before you get really famous

Just found your channel and now I want to learn the trombone 😂.

This is all terrible advice. You cant just turn around the ligature. Your assembly order is messed up, the buffet Prodige is a disgrace to clarinets, you cant name any of the parts correctly. This was hard to watch.

I bet the box opened from the bottom 🙂

The first thing I learned was to hold the keys of the upper joint down when assembling.

Do you know Jeff ray of Olympic View middle school

#3 Peter and the wolf! I think maybe the duck? My dad played they for us on car rides and it was so much fun

someone please tell me what was the tune he played at 14:14

random people be like "Whats with these band kids & sucking Popsicle sticks" i be like "i go through a pack every day"

Nice 💩💩💩

Please don't use the mouthpiece brush on anything but the mouthpiece. Otherwise, ew.

Can you do a “Cheapest Euphonium” thing? I am dying to see that (I’m not biased towards euphonium I swear)