Blashaus bass clarinet necks combine high quality materials, craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of how materials, shapes, and production methods impact sound. With their finely adapted resistance, they provide a more immediate connection to the instrument, easier intonation, and a controlled playing experience. As an effect, the sound of the instrument becomes bigger, more focused, and carries much better.

Blashaus bass clarinet necks combine high quality materials, craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of how materials, shapes, and production methods impact sound. With their finely adapted resistance, they provide a more immediate connection to the instrument, easier intonation, and a controlled playing experience. As an effect, the sound of the instrument becomes bigger, more focused, and carries much better.

Blashaus bass clarinet necks combine high quality materials, craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of how materials, shapes, and production methods impact sound. With their finely adapted resistance, they provide a more immediate connection to the instrument, easier intonation, and a controlled playing experience. As an effect, the sound of the instrument becomes bigger, more focused, and carries much better.

Blashaus bass clarinet necks combine high quality materials, craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of how materials, shapes, and production methods impact sound. With their finely adapted resistance, they provide a more immediate connection to the instrument, easier intonation, and a controlled playing experience. As an effect, the sound of the instrument becomes bigger, more focused, and carries much better.

The Superior is perfect for players who are looking for a warm "German" sound. It plays very evenly throughout the registers without compensation by the player and is most at home in classical, symphonic, or chamber music environments.

With its naturally dried and unstained Grenadilla wood, it is at low risk for cracking and provides a dark sound that encapsulates the clarinet as an instrument.

The Superior is perfect for players who are looking for a warm "German" sound. It plays very evenly throughout the registers without compensation by the player and is most at home in classical, symphonic, or chamber music environments.

With its naturally dried and unstained Grenadilla wood, it is at low risk for cracking and provides a dark sound that encapsulates the clarinet as an instrument.