ESM B-Clarinet Mouthpiece KXA - german

without Ligature and Cap

99,00 €*

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The ESM KXA mouthpiece for B-flat clarinet features a 0.85 mm tip opening. Designed for clarinets with the German fingering system, it offers a balanced blend of flexibility and control. Made from stable acrylic composite, it ensures consistent quality and is suitable for both classical and all-round music styles.

Material Ebonite
Tip opening 0.85 mm (.033")
Facing lenght 24 mm (.945")
Equipment without Ligature and Cap

Manufacturer: ESM
In 1977, Ernst Schreiber established a company in Tyrol, Austria, crafting clarinets, oboes, and piccolos with his family. By 1981, the focus shifted to clarinet mouthpieces stamped as "Ernst Schreiber Tirol," widely used by musicians. Due to limited expansion possibilities in Austria, the entire operation relocated to Michelstadt in the Odenwald region of Germany in the autumn of 1988. Under the leadership of Cornelia (Managing Director) and Paul Kinzelmann (Executive and Technical Director) since 1996, the company continues Ernst Schreiber s legacy. Their acclaimed products are distributed globally, with a specialization in professional mouthpieces and student areas. Ernst Schreiber passed away in 2000, but ESM thrives, emphasizing continuous development and innovation.

The ESM KXA mouthpiece for B-flat clarinet features a 0.85 mm tip opening. Designed for clarinets with the German fingering system, it offers a balanced blend of flexibility and control. Made from stable acrylic composite, it ensures consistent quality and is suitable for both classical and all-round music styles.

Material	Ebonite
Tip opening	0.85 mm (.033")
Facing lenght	24 mm (.945")
Equipment	without Ligature and Cap

Manufacturer: ESM

In 1977, Ernst Schreiber established a company in Tyrol, Austria, crafting clarinets, oboes, and piccolos with his family. By 1981, the focus shifted to clarinet mouthpieces stamped as "Ernst Schreiber Tirol," widely used by musicians. Due to limited expansion possibilities in Austria, the entire operation relocated to Michelstadt in the Odenwald region of Germany in the autumn of 1988. Under the leadership of Cornelia (Managing Director) and Paul Kinzelmann (Executive and Technical Director) since 1996, the company continues Ernst Schreiber s legacy. Their acclaimed products are distributed globally, with a specialization in professional mouthpieces and student areas. Ernst Schreiber passed away in 2000, but ESM thrives, emphasizing continuous development and innovation.