Orchestral Instruments

For nearly 50 years CRC has gained the respect of technicians drivers and dist... For nearly 50 years CRC has gained the respect of technicians drivers and distributors alike by providing superior quality products they can count on and you can too. From brake and electrical maintenance to grease gear oil and diesel additives CRC... more

The Bach C180 series trumpets are the number one selling professional orchestr... The Bach C180 series trumpets are the number one selling professional orchestral trumpets in the world. The C180SL229PC Philly C Trumpet features a .462 large bore special 25C mouthpipe based on Vincent Bach s original design and a standard weight... more

The 20K Series has been Conn s most popular sousaphone for many years. The 20K... The 20K Series has been Conn s most popular sousaphone for many years. The 20K Bb features a .734-inch bore with the exclusive offset short action valves for ultimate player comfort plus a 26 bell and rugged body and brace construction for years of... more

Properly positioned leadpipe conducive to young tuba players combined with com... Properly positioned leadpipe conducive to young tuba players combined with comfortable front action valves pistons make this a great first step for an aspiring tuba player. Specification • King - Key of BBb • 3/4 size • .660 bore • 3 valve... more

Starting in 1885 Henri Selmer began producing some of the most popular Saxopho... Starting in 1885 Henri Selmer began producing some of the most popular Saxophone mouthpieces loved by musicians. The Henri Selmer Paris S90 series of Saxophone mouthpieces are used all over the world. Expertly machined with a square chamber by... more

Bach Standard Series mouthpieces are some of the most popular mouthpieces in t... Bach Standard Series mouthpieces are some of the most popular mouthpieces in the world among both students and professionals. Vincent Bach was a rare combination of artist and engineer. A mechanical genius and acclaimed trumpet soloist his... more

Vincent Bach was a rare combination of artist and engineer. He constantly chan... Vincent Bach was a rare combination of artist and engineer. He constantly changed his mouthpieces in search of the perfect design. It wasn t until the mid 1960 s that he stopped and finally settled on more standardized design. This created the... more

The Bach 180 series trumpets are the number one selling professional trumpets ... The Bach 180 series trumpets are the number one selling professional trumpets in the world and they remain the sound choice of artists globally. An incredibly versatile instrument the 18043 offers everything today s most discriminating players... more

Bach Standard Series mouthpieces are some of the most popular mouthpieces in t... Bach Standard Series mouthpieces are some of the most popular mouthpieces in the world among both students and professionals. Vincent Bach was a rare combination of artist and engineer. A mechanical genius and acclaimed trumpet soloist his... more

The Dirty Thirties Series sits at the perfect crossroads of classic sound and ... The Dirty Thirties Series sits at the perfect crossroads of classic sound and historic design. Like the original Montgomery Ward mail order instruments from the first half of the century Dirty Thirties guitars and banjos are the ideal companion for... more

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Starting in 1905 Vandoren has been producing the worlds most sought after Clar... Starting in 1905 Vandoren has been producing the worlds most sought after Clarinet and Saxophone reeds. Since 1983 Vandoren Java Saxophone reeds have been the go to reed for Jazz musicians around the world. Unfiled with a thick tip the Vandoren Java... more

Vandoren Eb Clarinet Traditional Reeds Strength #1.5; Box of 10 Vandoren Eb Clarinet Traditional Reeds Strength #1.5; Box of 10 more

Bach Standard Series mouthpieces are some of the most popular mouthpieces in t... Bach Standard Series mouthpieces are some of the most popular mouthpieces in the world among both students and professionals. Vincent Bach was a rare combination of artist and engineer. A mechanical genius and acclaimed trumpet soloist his... more

The Classic Series cornet mouthpieces offer a traditional outer shape plus bal... The Classic Series cornet mouthpieces offer a traditional outer shape plus balanced cup rim throat and backbore combinations to meet the needs of any player. Each mouthpiece offers the very best in outstanding control effortless sound production and... more

Decades of experience and craftmanship go into every Yanagisawa saxophone mout... Decades of experience and craftmanship go into every Yanagisawa saxophone mouthpiece. The silver-plated brass mouthpieces produce a true saxophone sound enhanced with a brightness and edge not found anywhere else. Featuring beautifully proportioned... more

Symphonic and jazz players have always experimented with ways to create a dark... Symphonic and jazz players have always experimented with ways to create a darker sound by using various mouthpiece add-ons to add weight and mass. The Bach Mega Tone Mouthpiece takes these experiments one step further. To create the Mega Tone we... more

The V16 series captures the famous jazz saxophone sounds of the 50s and 60s an... The V16 series captures the famous jazz saxophone sounds of the 50s and 60s and defines them for a new generation. Featuring impeccable intonation and articulation the V16 series is designed to be free-blowing and harmonically colorful with a... more

The 2055 Silver Flair offers a .462-inch bore with a responsive 4.9-inch seaml... The 2055 Silver Flair offers a .462-inch bore with a responsive 4.9-inch seamless bell for easy projection and control. The Silver Flair also features a 1st valve slide trigger for easy intonation adjustment. more

Vincent Bach was a rare combination of artist and engineer. He constantly chan... Vincent Bach was a rare combination of artist and engineer. He constantly changed his mouthpieces in search of the perfect design. It wasn t until the mid 1960 s that he stopped and finally settled on more standardized design. This created the... more