Overview Ebony Clarinet Upper Joint 245x38x38 mm:

The central part of the clarinet is divided into two parts, upper joint and lower joint. In these two pieces are located the holes, the rings, and the keys and other hardware that allow the movement of these. These two pieces vary in length according to the pitch of the clarinet.

Ebony is, together with blackwood, the most sought-after wood in the construction of woodwind instruments. Like the former, it has similar properties in terms of hardness, ease of turning and sound qualities, being slightly less dense -and therefore lighter- and not as lustrous as blackwood. In any case, it is one of the favorite woods of woodwind instrument makers.

Features:

• Dimensions: 245x38x38 mm
• Botanical name: Diospyros crassiflora Hiern
• Origin: Africa
• Density: 1030-1050 Kg/m³