Selmer Paris Model 40 Professional Contra Alto Clarinet | Everything You Need To Know

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Selmer Paris has a long history of creating what are generally agreed to be the highest quality instruments ever made. This beautiful contra alto clarinet holds true to this tradition of excellence, an elegant instrument crafted to perfection.
The Model 40 Contra Alto clarinet features an aged rosewood body, articulated G# and Eb lever, automatic octave key, silver plated nickel silver keywork, leather pads, and an adjustable silver plated neck for tuning. It was carefully and meticulously designed to produce beautiful tonal colors, an even sound across all registers, and impeccable intonation. It is everything that professional quality should be.
This instrument is pre-owned, and includes a mouthpiece and original case. It plays beautifully and is not only ready to ship right away, but is over a $7,500 savings off of ordering one brand new! All pre-owned instruments are ready to play and will be checked over by one of our master technicians before shipping to insure that your instrument arrives ready for your next gig!

[@davidwood351]

I’ve got one of these, they’re great.

[@LulaRMuniz]

0:57 oh my reed...

[@pukalo]

That was painful to watch

[@mariorgrossi]

rip reed :(

[@blu3620]

Oh my mouthpiece

[@skylerhester6220]

I play on an old vintage Low E model 40 and I absolutely love it, not the greatest sound and a pain to keep it in great working condition but I love my Rosie

[@huguesfardaoclarinettesolo7210]

Beautiful sound and great playing !

[@pukalo]

If you look closely at his embouchure, you can tell that he's a saxophone player.

[@knight0351]

I so wish i could afford that

[@malikmullino8696]

For the sake of me getting a new horn, please respond to this message if this contra is still available?
It sounds beautiful and looks amazing, and I’ve been looking for a new, compatible, and convenient contra. This is the one. Moreover, if it is not available, please leave information on where I can find clarinets if it’s kind.
If considered, thank you and if not, also thank you
Sorry if that didn’t make sense

[@ricardomendoza3685]

He's primarily a trumpeter. He's a great bass clarinetist as well.

[@leotard2536]

Am I the only one seeing flex between in the middle joint?

[@austin8647]

Tone ?

[@aidilzuhri]

Wtf reed??

[@mbofficial8577]

I’m not sure if I’m the only person noticing this, but in the thumbnail and at 0:57 that poor Reed and mouthpiece. At least put on a cap! Or take the mouthpiece off! Good grief!