Mendini by Cecilio Ebonite Bb Clarinet Kit with 2 Barrels (Black) | Clarinet with 2 Barrels, 10 Reeds, Mouthpiece, Stand, Hard Case, Pocketbook, Cork Grease, Cleaning Cloth, Gloves for begnnier
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Color: Ebonite
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- High Quality Material: The clarinet is made of premium ABS material, smooth and durable, with good resonance and stability to make the tone bright and vibration stable. The nickel-plated keys is sturdy and not deformed, good elasticity makes playing comfortable. The bladder pads is tightly connected and resistant to wear and tear, ensuring no loosening or air leakage for a long time use of the clarinet
- Elegant Appearance & Wonderful Design:The b flat clarinet boasts a stunning and refined design, featuring sleek nickel-plated keys and a bakelite body that exude elegance and sophistication. Smooth mouthpiece for easy playing and lip protection. the ring-wrapped bell mouth provides accurate articulation and a fuller tone. Perfect bb clarinet for beginners
- Smooth Sound & Easy to Play: Our clarinet features has 2 barrels to adjust different sounds, ensuring pure, rich sound every time you play.The clarinet's 17 keys are responsive and easy to play, making adjustment and tuning easier than ever for clarinet beginners with a rich, vibrant tone
- Complete Set - This b flat clarinet includes black clarinet *1, 4C mouthpiece with ligature *1, cap *1, 10 reeds (2.5"), barrel *2, case *1, foldable clarinet stand *1, cork grease, book *1(with helpful practice guides and study references), cleaning cloth *1, gloves. No matter what level, your clarinet is certain to make masterful melodies
- B Flat Clarinet: Each clarinet is tested at Mendini's factory overseas and are tested again in their local warehouse in Southern California and are serviced locally. If you have any questions, feel free to reach us or call our support team.We offer variety of colors to choose from to make your colored clarinet stand out in your playing
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Mendini by Cecilio’s easy to assemble, finely crafted instruments are perfect for students or new musicians just learning to play. Start your child’s musical journey with expertly-engineered violins and violas that provide orchestra-quality sound. Experience the rich tones of brass instruments crafted for powerful sound and smooth playing. Start jamming with our collection of colorful, student-level 3-piece and 5-piece drum sets. Explore our collection of saxophones, clarinets, flutes, and piccolos, and find everything you need to hit the right note.
Color: Ebonite
Brand: Mendini by Cecilio
Instrument Key: B Flat
Material: Nickel
Style: Professional
Brand Name: Mendini by Cecilio
Included Components: Case, Mouthpiece
Global Trade Identification Number: 59
UPC: 847848049859
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Cecilio Musical Instruments
Unit Count: 1 Count
Model Name: Mendini MCT-E+SD+PB Clarinet
Model Number: 4354272208
Manufacturer Part Number: 4354272208
Set Name: Complete Set
Instrument Key: B Flat
Material Type: Nickel
Color: Ebonite
Style: Professional
Finish Type: Polished
Sound Profile: bright
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Obviously not the best clarinet in the world, but definitely the best clarinet in the world for under a hundred bucks. A serious instrument for a beginner, not a toy. Action on the keys is good and like more expensive instruments, tone is nice, and the reeds they give you are actually quite decent. My 4th grader wanted to try the clarinet, and he is really enjoying it and fully engaged. Definitely more than sufficient for a kid to give the instrument an honest try. If they're any good, then you can buy them a more expensive one later. And if they're not any good? The price didn't break the bank. I'm pretty impressed to be honest---there's no way when I was a kid I could have gotten an instrument like this for this price, it just didn't exist. I had bought a Mendini trumpet and was somewhat less impressed; the clarinet exceeded my expectation. ***Just a follow up, October 2019. Son is STILL using this clarinet as his main instrument--swears that this instrument plays better than the clarinets the school rents out to students, etc. Not one thing has been out of place on the clarinet--no repairs have been needed, everything is great. **** Another follow up, about a month after the above. A pad or two came loose from the keys. Brought the clarinet in to the local grandmaster instrument repair guy. He fixed it right up--told me the pads aren't great on the Mendini's anyway. Everything else was fine, he was surprised at how nicely the instrument plays. If I could do this whole thing over, I'd buy my son this instrument again as his first instrument. No question.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2017 by DrKK
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 Lael
I purchased a Mendini MTS-L+92D Tenor Sax in August, which has proved to be a good horn. So I tried the Mendini White ABS Bb Clarinet (white because black was out-of-stock), which I've had now for two months. I anticipated that the mouthpiece would not be good, so I bought a Yamaha Clarinet Mouthpiece 4C and a box of good reeds. The clarinet has a distinctly steeper learning curve than the tenor sax, flute, etc, and compounding the problem, reed, ligature, and mouthpiece are all much more critical for the clarinet than the sax. My setup now includes a Benade inverted ligature (the ligature that came with the instrument (junk) and a BG L4 R ligature did not work well for me), a Pomarico Crystal Diamond M, and a Legere 2.0 Standard reed (I also tried VanDoren 2.5 & 3.0, Mitchell Lurie Premium 2.5, Royal 2.0). This setup works for me, and like all such things, perhaps for no one else. I saw a tutorial where the clarinetist used a strap. I've developed some thumb problems with the EWI I normally play, so I purchased a Neotech 5001492 C.E.O thumb rest tab, and use a strap. An inexpensive accessory that has saved my thumbs. This clarinet: some of the keys are stiff when it is cold in the house (it's November), but they loosen up quickly when the room warms. The register key pad was a little sticky and came off (easy peasy to remedy). The swab got stuck once, so some care when cleaning is important (I didn't know there were two tubes extending inside the body of the instrument). None of this is a surprise or disappointing: instrument repairmen work on high-end instruments because stuff happens. Once I found a setup that works for me, learning the clarinet has gotten easier. Several days ago I got up to G above high C, and I rarely squeak (when I do, it has been my fingers that are the culprit). I am working my way through the Rose 40 Etudes for Clarinet and the Klose Daily Exercises. The overall performance of this clarinet is good enough that I'll probably be using it in performance within a year. I cannot compare it to any other clarinet. But for under $100, it's hard to go wrong, and I am more than a little pleased!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2017 by Walton L Mendelson
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 $15 or less an Amazon. Overall, I would definitely recommend this instrument to beginners or people who haven't played in a while and want to get back into it. However, if you're not prepared to make the few, minor updates I mention, I would expect frustration and subpar results.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2023 by chris
Color: black-
My 14 year old son just recieved this about two weeks ago. Two days later we sent him to a clarinet teacher for 2 beginners lessons to get him going. I couldn't give an honest review until he started playing full songs, which thank G-D he is gifted and is already playing his first full song. Beautiful! On key (I am very sensitive to things or people being off key) and the teacher said its a good clarinet, so that should be enough to convince you, but also his friends were in awe at the nice attachments that come with the kit. "We had to pay 10$ for that!" They were going on about each attachment, i.e. the biting stickers, the stand, the cork grease... The price was awesome and my son has friends already waiting for some more Mendinis when the price drops again, it will become popular here very soon, I think. :-)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2023 by Sarah M.
I bought this for myself to learn how to play clarinet because it's one of the few instruments I don't already know how to play. Being familiar with Woodwinds I know that I have to soak the Reeds a little bit, and this student model definitely came with some reads. Absolutely love the ease of being able to put it together. I had to put a ton of grease on the Cork and let it sit there and absorb for a minute before I actually tried to reassemble it. It was easy enough to tune, actually produces a fairly decent sound. Definitely recommend this as a student or beginner model clarinet. Great value for the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 by T. M.
Color: Ebonite
I guess the clarinet is okay. I bought this about a month ago and I have only used it probably like 7-8 times. I bought it because I wanted to learn how to play it, so I’m not an expert. I’ve been following a book and I didn’t notice the G key getting stuck until recently because the book has been teaching me how to play E, D, C only, but this week, I started learning F and G and then I started noticing that when I lift all my fingers to play the G note, the key that you hold with your thumb gets stuck and so the note you’re trying to hit doesn’t sound right. I’ve been trying to see videos on how to clean it or check if there’s something wrong but since I’m no expert, I prefer not to touch it. This has discouraged me a bit on my learning process since, uhm, you know, you expect things to be perfect so you can learn properly. But this will probably make me pay some extra money because I will have to take it somewhere the be checked at. So if you’re looking for a clarinet, please save some extra money and buy a better one. #ImSad :(
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by Jonatan Tobon
From purchase to tracking to opening my package, this was a pleasant purchasing experience. The clarinet arrived within the delivery window, all pieces accounted for. It has a beautiful color, sky blue - as described, and feels like the Mendini I learned on forever ago in school. I did forget to use the wax initially, so it was a bit difficult to put together. I have had it for a week now, and the wax makes all the difference! Use the wax on the cork bits! I'm super happy with my purchase and have recommended the shop on Amazon to several friends - especially those with kids who want to play an instrument. Great price for wonderful starter quality instruments!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024 by Love