Yamaha Bb Clarinet Standard Model YCL-255

Yamaha YCL-255 Bb Clarinet

The Yamaha YCL-255S Bb Clarinet is an excellent choice for beginners. The 255S is a good quality instrument and is perfect for someone looking to begin their musical journey. This clarinet, designed with the beginner in mind has been created to adapt to different players needs. The adjustable thumb rest will move to fit different hands sizes and adjust as you grow with your instrument to maintain ease and comfort whilst playing.  With silver plated keys and the removal of the metal ring the clarinet is a lighter, powerful and resilient instrument.

Made out of durable ABS resin in a matte finish that resembles the grain of wood but without the weight or expense.  This clarinet is incredibly responsive with all the elements of Yamaha's high end clarinets, such as the bell and barrel design which helps produce a focused tone, with immediate response that can be created from the very first notes.

Youll get everything you need to get started in your gig bag style case.when you first start playing youll probably break your reeds more regularly, so head on over to our selection of reeds and get stocked up!!

Matte ABS resin Body
Silver-plated Keys
Key: Bb
Keys - 17 Keys, 6 Rings
Barrel length 65mm
Bladder pads
Ergonomic Adjustable Thumb-rest
Boehm System
Straight tone holes with tapered undercut
Instrument is supplied with a CL-4C mouthpiece, nickel ligature and a plastic mouthpiece cap

About Yamaha
Established in 1887, and named after Torakusu Yamaha, the ever popular brand, 'Yamaha' have had a renowned history of quality, reliability and artistic excellence in the field of instrument making. Yamaha instruments are durable and well built, enabling players to create attractive and responsive sounds, excellent projection and even intonation. Yamaha have a vast range of instruments to their name from beginner to professional models, it is through their design processes that they continue to develop, evolving to suit the musicians needs incorporating different technologies in order to stay at the forefront of instrument making.