Mendini by Cecilio B Flat Beginner Student Clarinet with 2 Barrels, Case, Stand, Book, 10 Reeds, Mouthpiece and Warranty (Ebonite)
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- Student Clarinet: High grade B Flat clarinet with durable nickel plated keys
- History: Mendini by Cecilio inspires musical talent with quality and value instruments since 2004, which makes them top sellers in the band and orchestra categories. With their wide variety of instruments, they cater to beginner & intermediate musicians.
- Quality Control: Mendini by Cecilio clarinets are the perfect instrument for the beginner student musicians. 1-Year Warranty: Each instrument is tested at Cecilio's factory overseas and are tested again in their local warehouse in Southern California.
- Package Includes: Beginner Student Clarinet, 4C Mouthpiece with Ligature, Cap & a Box of 10 Reeds (Size 2.5"), 2 Barrels, Case, Foldable Clarinet Stand (conveniently stored inside the bell of the clarinet), Pocketbook, Cork Grease, Cleaning Cloth, and a Pair of Gloves
- 1-Year Warranty: Each instrument is tested at Cecilio's factory overseas and are tested again in their local warehouse in Southern California. Each instrument comes with a 1-year warranty against manufacturers defects and are serviced locally. If you have any questions, feel free to reach us by message or call our support team.
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Quality Control: Mendini by Cecilio clarinets are the perfect instrument for the beginner student musicians. 1-Year Warranty: Each instrument is tested at Cecilio's factory overseas and are tested again in their local warehouse in Southern California. Package Includes: Beginner Student Clarinet, 4C Mouthpiece with Ligature, Cap & a Box of 10 Reeds (Size 2.5"), 2 Barrels, Case, Foldable Clarinet Stand (conveniently stored inside the bell of the clarinet), Pocketbook, Cork Grease, Cleaning Cloth, and a Pair of Gloves 1-Year Warranty: Each instrument is tested at Cecilio's factory overseas and are tested again in their local warehouse in Southern California. Each instrument comes with a 1-year warranty against manufacturer’s defects and are serviced locally. If you have any questions, feel free to reach us by message or call our support team.
Color: Ebonite
Brand: Mendini by Cecilio
Instrument Key: B Flat
Material: Nickel
Style: Professional
Item Weight: 3.63 pounds
Package Dimensions: 14.68 x 9.33 x 5 inches
Item model number: 4354272208
Date First Available: May 15, 2019
Color Name: Ebonite
Material Type: Nickel
Instrument Key: B Flat
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Color: Ebonite
Background: I played various saxophones for about a decade, but life took over and I raised my family. 30 years later, i decided to pick up the clarinet as a hobby. As far as "getting back into playing woodwind instruments" is concerned, I am confident that this was a good choice for a balance of price and quality. This feels like a decent, solid instrument to play. I know the sound I want to ultimately achieve, and I am not naive to think that his model will compete with a nice, professional instrument in that regard. However, with a few small purchases, I feel that it will last throughout my experience of discovering if/when I am ready to move up to a higher level and get a professional instrument. The sound is decent, but not fantastic. A lot of that has to do with my personal skill and experience, but there will be a point at which my abilities will surpass the capabilities of this clarinet. Things to consider right away: 1. I think that most people will want to immediately replace the mouthpiece. The one that ships with this instrument is cheap garbage. The mouthpiece that shipped to me had a small chip in it, rendering it (essentially) unplayable with any reed stronger than 2. If you don't want to spend a lot of time researching replacement parts, for about $35, I highly recommend picking up a Yamaha 4C mouthpiece - a solid, generic choice for beginners. 2. Get some better reeds. I ordered Vandoren reeds at the same time I bought this clarinet. I didn't really give those that shipped with the instrument much of a chance due to the flaw in the mouthpiece that made 2.5 reeds somewhere between difficult and impossible to play. However, the Vandoren reeds were obviously superior from the beginning. 3. Replace the ligature. The one that ships with the instrument is very cheap, and I had problems keeping the reed in place as I was securing the second of two screws. I opted for a leather ligature with a single screw. there are multiple options available for $15 or less an Amazon. Overall, I would definitely recommend this instrument to beginners or people who haven't played in a while and want to get back into it. However, if you're not prepared to make the few, minor updates I mention, I would expect frustration and subpar results.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2023 by chris
Color: Ebonite
My private music instructor tried this clarinet and said that it was actually really really good for the price and said he’d never played such a good beginner clarinet knowing how much it cost! The case has plenty of space and comes with a lot of great items. I would very much recommend getting a Yamaha 4C mouthpiece along with this, about $20, as it’ll greatly improve the tone immediately. Also, the reeds you should be getting are the Vandoren reeds for Bb clarinet. They’ll last much longer and sound the best. If you’re a beginner use reeds around size 1-1/2 or 2. Once you are ready to play “over the break,” or high notes, you should have 2-1/2 or even better, size 3 reeds. Which ever are more comfortable. You’ll move up to size 2-1/2 reeds pretty quickly, so don’t buy low sized reeds in bulk, just one box’ll do. Once you reach the level where you go to the highest few notes you can play on the clarinet, I’d recommend moving up to an intermediate or advanced clarinet or a really high-quality mouthpiece, as it’ll be hard to get this notes without being too flat. If you’re a beginner you won’t need a new clarinet for at least 2 years, more like 4 if you’re learning through a public school.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2023 by Michelle Kelly
Color: Ebonite
The zipper on the case is broken leaving a very sharp edge
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2023 by william mackenzie
Color: Purple
I normally play on wooden clarinets. For the price it's alright. Beginners will get a decent value out of it to learn, and probably their first years of and. I'm not sure how long the pad quality will last but with some normal care from day one it can probably last a bit. Like a few other reviewers that have Clarinet experience, the 2.5 reeds and ligature are probably the first things I'd immediately replace if you have the funds, it's not expensive but finding a good reed rotation early on will be a big factor to sticking with it over frustration. I used my Rovner and some Vandoren reeds and it was already comfortable from the get-go. Cork grease quality is very pasty, even your traditional name-brand will perform better but I had no problem assembling with liberal use of it initially. Mouthpiece is okay, it'll do the job for the beginner. A real good one will practically cost you the price of this Clarinet, I don't consider it necessary unless it's a better fit or if the player is becoming an enthusiast.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2021 by kabluie
Color: Blue
I got this for Christmas because I was an former clarinet player and I’m so happy to be playing again
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Color: Ebonite
We ordered thr clarinet back in April so my daughter could learn and practice for band in August. She has only played it a handful of times and the band teacher said the reeds were old, the cork was peeling off, there are gaps where there shouldn't be and the mouth piece needs to be replaced. Extremely disappointed with this purchase and it's becoming a big problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023 by Vega Family
I purchased this Clarinet for my 6th grade son who joined the school band. I didn't expect much from a $99 instrument - esecially a plastic one. I was pleasantly surprised. Having been a clarinet player all thru Jr and Sr High school I'm pretty familiar with my main instrument the clarinet (soprano, alto and bass). Wood was the only way to get a good quality, well built and good sound. The only way. The plastic clarinets available at the time (1960's) were built well enough but they just couldn't produce the rich mellow tones of the wooden models. That is not the case with the Mendini. The tonal quality it delivers is very close to that of the wooden clarinet I owned and played in school (which at the time cost my Dad over $300). The mendini is well worth every bit of the $99 I had to pay. My Dad probably turned over in his grave - $99 for a clarinet that's 95% as good as the $300 dollar one. Thumbs up for this model. 2 Thumbs up if the player is a beginner.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2020 by Michael J. Andress
Color: Sky Blue
The color is beautiful, the case is sturdy, it came with reeds, a mouthpiece, cork grease, a instrument stand and more. The tone is great very happy with this purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2023 by MiShal LaMour