LeBlanc Vito Reviews

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  LeBlanc Vito

  £1,449.47

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  LeBlanc Vito

  £1,492.73

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  LeBlanc Vito

  £1,533.22

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• Guest 25th Jan 2009

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  Bad Points: What bad points ? OK some of the Leblanc cases are big and heavy - (designed to take your music books too I suppose), but some may think this is a good feature .

  
  

  General comments: The LeBlanc Vito is my choice for best all rounder for a learner, and the good news is they are often found cheaper than my next two recommended the B12 and the Yam 250. The best points are the sound quality & build quality.
  

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• jus2234 22nd Jan 2009

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  This intrument lasted me through my beginner stages of clarinet playing. I am now in 8th grade and have upgraded to a buffet r13 but my vito was a great instrument. It survived many drops on the ground, my beginner care for the instrument, and the weather. I would definitely recommend this instrument for beginners who want an instrument to last through their intemediate and beginner years. It is tough to say whether this is an intermediate or beginner instrument. I selected beginner but this ins ...

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• welshgirl44 23rd May 2008

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  I've had this Clarinet since I first learnt to play the Clarinet four five years ago and now Im on Grade 5 in several orchestra's part one. It's extremely trustworthy and the make is good, I have it serviced every so often and it comes off good just some average daily wear and tear.

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• wooma667 24th Sep 2004

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  While the LeBlanc Vito is made of plastic, it is a great instrument. Perfect for the beginner, and in my opinion quite suitable for playing right up to and even including letters. Assuming you got a new mouthpiece (a Selmer C95 would be ideal), and one of those Rovner ligatures, which would get rid of that cheap plastic-ish sound. The Vito is great because it handles like a much, much more expensive instrument and sounds like a much more expensive instrument (if you can spare a couple of hundred ...

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