German style clarinet manufacturers tell you that musicians have been rare since ancient times, and clarinet players are even rarer than vocal or piano.

German style clarinet manufacturers tell you that clarinet making, especially top-of-the-line instruments, is a very conservative industry. German style clarinet manufacturers tell you that the production of clarinet also requires extremely skilled workers to complete much manual craftsmanship.

German style clarinet manufacturer tells you that the production process of the clarinet is divided into four steps: tube body processing - sound hole manufacturing - button manufacturing - assembling buttons.

German style clarinet manufacturers tell you that in order to make a clarinet, the first step is after harvesting the virgin wood, which is between 3-4 feet (1-1.2 meters) in length, and must first be air-dried to prevent warping later.

Contrabass flute manufacturers tell you that the wood is divided into long strips of rectangular blocks with a pyramid-shaped bell mouth, and then the inner bore is drilled from the blank by the worker with a machine that turns the inner bore, and then polished, and then air-dried for a second time. Contrabass flute manufacturers tell you that wood is air-dried, machined to precise dimensions, and then painted.

In the second step, the German style clarinet manufacturer tells you that in the drilling of the clarinet, first of all, the size of each sound hole is different, and it requires extremely precise craftsmanship. German style clarinet manufacturers tell you that in order to achieve the precise shape of the soundhole, they are all cut from the inside.

In the third step, the German style clarinet manufacturer tells you that the keys are made by hand in the early stage, then become die-casting in the later stage, then nickel-plated or silver-plated, and now also gold-plated, and then polished.

In the fourth step, the German style clarinet manufacturer tells you that the final step is to assemble, and the key is fixed on the instrument through the small screws on both sides to complete.

The above is German style clarinet manufacturers' introduction and analysis of the Contrabass flute, hope it helps you.