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Die Klarinetten Renaissance Maxton Mundstück Systeme E VS DIE KLARINETTEN RENAISSANCE MAXTON MUNDSTÜCK SYSTEME E UNSERE MUNDSTÜCKE SIND STATE OF THE ART UND DIE HANDHABUNG UNERREICHT SIMPEL. DIE BEIDEN MAXTON SERIEN, CLASSIC UND FLEXILIS, GIBT ES FÜR BOEHM-, DEUTSCH- UND WIEN-BOHRUNGEN. UNSER CLASSIC MUNDSTÜCK IST DER ALLROUNDER AUS KUNSTSTOFF. ERGEBNIS IST EIN DIREKTER TON, DER IN SEINER KLARHEIT UNVERWECHSELBAR IST. MAXTON FLEXILIS I S T UNSER NEU KOMPONIERTES MUNDSTÜCK AUS SYNTHETISCHEM KAUTSCHUK. DAS MATERIAL KREIERT EIN BRILLANTES KLANGERLEBNIS UND MISCHT GESCHMEIDIGE TONFARBEN. 1 Alle Bahnkurven als classic & flexilis BÖHM MUNDSTÜCKE Mundstück erhältlich (ausgen. RUDAN). NAME TON BOHRUNG BAHNÖFFNUNG IN MM & BAHNLÄNGE warm, weich, 1,03 CAMILLE einfühlsam, 15 blühend 26 HOLZ- & direkt, voll, 1,07 AMADEUS umfangreich, 15 KUNSTSTOFF- virtuos 26 BLATT beweglich, 1,17 BELA fein, schön, 15 BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: sanft 27 Vandoren V12, Vandoren Traditional 2,5 – 4 D‘Addario keck, 1,20 Steuer French Cut GIUSEPPE lebendig, 15 Légère Ontario & Signature 2,75 - 3,5 natürlich, frisch 28 Légère European Signature Forestone dynamisch, 1,22 SERGEJ klar, direkt, 15 virtuos 28 HOLZ-BLATT ausdrucksvoll, 1,38 DMITRI kompetent, 15 BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: voluminös, direkt 26 Vandoren Traditional 1,5 – 2,5 D‘Addario jazzig, farben- 1,40 Steuer French Cut ARNOLD prächtig, klar, 15 Forestone begeisternd 23 sehr beweglich, RUDAN glasklar, 1,48 Kristall-Glas Mundstück 15 HOLZ-BLATT Oberkrainer Stil 24 BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: Vandoren Traditional 1 – 2 KLARINETTEN F. Arthur Uebel, Henri Selmer Paris, Buffet Crampon, Morrie Backun, Leblanc, EMPFEHLUNGEN: Schwenk & Seggelke, Yamaha, Herbert Wurlitzer, Amati, Harald Hüyng 2 Alle Bahnkurven als classic & flexilis DEUTSCHE MUNDSTÜCKE Mundstück erhältlich (ausgen. RUDAN). NAME TON BOHRUNG BAHNÖFFNUNG IN MM & BAHNLÄNGE dunkel, warm, 0,78 HOLZ- & KUNST- LUDWIG herzlich, 15 angenehm 26 STOFFBLATT umfangreich, 0,85 ROBERT kompetent, be- 15 BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: ständig, natürlich 27 Vandoren White Master Vandoren Traditional/German Model sanft, gehend - 0,90 FELIX singend, attraktiv, 15 Steuer German Cut aufrichtig 28 Peter Leuthner Deutscher Schnitt Pilgerstorfer Classic-breit, Solist-dt. beweglich, 1,00 Légère Deutscher Schnitt 2 - 2,5 FANNY schön, glanzvoll, 15 attraktiv 30 strahlend, 1,19 KURT sonnig, 15 HOLZ- & KUNST- charmant, frisch 20 STOFFBLATT pointiert, 1,22 KARLHEINZ aufgeschlossen, 15 BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: engagiert 28 Vandoren V12, Vandoren Traditional 2,5 – 4 D‘Addario virtuos, 1,11 RICHARD spritzig, 15 Steuer French Cut lebendig, klar 28 Légère Ontario & Signature 2,75 - 3,5 Légère European Signature dominant, 1,23 PAUL geradlinig, offen, 15 Forestone glühend 25 klar, beweglich, 0,84 CLARA spritzig, 15 KUNSTSTOFF-BLATT leichtfüßig 35 BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: dunkel, 0,89 Légère Deutscher Schnitt 2,5 - 4 ALBAN beständig, warm, 15 gediegen 35 sehr beweglich, HOLZ-BLATT RUDAN glasklar, 1,48 Kristall-Glas Mundstück 15 Oberkrainer Stil 24 BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: Vandoren Traditional 1 – 2 KLARINETTEN F. Arthur Uebel, Yamaha, Schwenk & Seggelke, Herbert Wurlitzer, Oscar Adler & Co., EMPFEHLUNGEN: Karl Hammerschmidt, Leitner & Kraus, Johanna Kronthaler, R. Keilwerth, Dietz Klarinetten 3 Alle Bahnkurven als classic & flexilis WIENER MUNDSTÜCKE Mundstück erhältlich (ausgen. RUDAN). NAME TON BOHRUNG BAHNÖFFNUNG IN MM & BAHNLÄNGE klar, voll, 0,75 WOLFGANG umfangreich, 15,4 virtuos 38 einfühlsam, 0,77 ALMA warm, herzlich, 15,4 schön 35 flexibel, beweg- 0,80 FRANZ lich, lebendig, 15,4 natürlich 35 HOLZ-BLATT offen, direkt, BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: 0,84 Peter Leuthner Standard 4 - 5+ CARL MARIA eindeutig, 15,4 ehrlich 38 Peter Leuthner Professional 5 - 7 Pilgerstorfer Concerto 3 - 4 geradlinig, 0,86 Pilgerstorfer Sonata 3 - 5 HUGO klar, aufrichtig, 15,4 Pilgerstorfer Vienna 3 - 5 charmant 35 sanft, dunkel, 0,82 JOSEPH kompetent, 15,4 attraktiv 37 offen, direkt, 0,99 GUSTAV beweglich, 15,4 aufrichtig 28 klar, beweglich, 0,84 KUNSTSTOFF- CLARA spritzig, 15,4 leichtfüßig 35 BLATT BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: dunkel, 0,89 ALBAN beständig, warm, 15,4 Légère Deutscher Schnitt 2,5 - 4 gediegen 35 sehr beweglich, HOLZ-BLATT RUDAN glasklar, 1,48 Kristall-Glas Mundstück 15,4 Oberkrainer Stil 24 BLATT-EMPFEHLUNG: Vandoren Traditional 1 – 2 KLARINETTEN MAXTON, Frank Hammerschmidt, F. Arthur Uebel, Otmar Hammerschmidt, Gerold Klarinetten, EMPFEHLUNGEN: Yamaha (Österreich Modelle), Dietz Klarinetten, Arnolds & Sons, Johanna Kronthaler, Treepur RS DAMIT DER KUNST NICHTS MEHR IM WEGE STEHT MADE IN VIENNA LOVED WORLDWIDE MAXTON.AT MAXTON GmbH | Theresianumgasse 11/S1 | 1040 Wien | Österreich | Europa [email protected] | +43 1 877 12 00.
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