Schreiber D56 B, full oiler system, grenadilla wood, silver-plated
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D56 - TAILOR-MADE FOR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
A high-quality instrument in Bb and A tuning, like the D51, whose body is made of finely textured grenadilla wood selected by master craftsmen.
The D56 clarinet has a complete Oehler mechanism and its pads are made of first-class goatskin.
This optimizes the tightness and the notes respond particularly easily. Another advantage of this model is the even sound in all registers. An excellent instrument with distinctive tonal and playing characteristics - also ideal for big bands.
The D56 is also equipped with an adjustable Bb/C# trill and a complete cup mechanism for pure low E and F.
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Tuning : 443 / 445 in Bb
Body : best selected carefully seasoned grenadilla wood
keys : nickel silver, extra strong silver-plated, cold-forged
Upper joint : rings, 4 trills, high fork Bb, duodecimal key joint, double C key
Bottom piece : 2 rings, 1 ring lid, 4 rollers, fork F, adjustable H-Cis trill, Eb and F lifter, high-E mechanism
Cup : Cup ring, low-E and -F improvement
Case : Luxury case
W. Schreiber presents: The new generation 2.0
The tone hole network has been optimized across all clarinet models from the D12 to the D61. This significantly ensures balanced intonation and a lighter blowing resistance.
The modified positioning of the keys not only improves the fit of the keys on the body, but also guarantees optimum coverage of the tone holes. In addition to the optimized inner bore, which creates less resistance in the instrument and an even air flow thanks to the smooth transition from the lower bout to the cup, the new cup shape with thicker walls is primarily responsible for the fuller sound and greater projection.
The overall package of predominantly acoustic innovations is visually rounded off by the perfected surface treatment, which brings out the fine wood grain of the new generation of W. Schreiber clarinets to optimum effect.
The extensive further development of the German clarinet is a further milestone in the development history of W. Schreiber instruments.