Backun Backun Alpha Low C Synthetic Bass Clarinet with Nickel Plated Keys, 2-Piece Neck, Backpack Case Nickel Plated Keys

The Backun Alpha Low C synthetic bass clarinet provides Students and Advancing Players an expressive instrument for reaching into the lowest registers. Its innovative synthetic body is durable yet resonant, with a rich, focused tone suited for any genre. The Backun Alpha’s silver-plated keys enable smooth fingering over its range, while the two-piece neck offers stability and comfort. With premium features for intonation and playability, the Backun Alpha bass clarinet inspires creativity. Synthetic Body Projects Powerfully The Backun Alpha’s synthetic body uses the same acoustic design as Backun’s Q series Bass Clarinets, resonating optimally even at the lowest frequencies. Its material is resistant to weather changes, allowing consistent performance regardless of humidity or temperature. The synthetic body also provides consistent quality between instruments for reliable tone. When you play the Backun Alpha, its robust yet responsive body enables you to explore the bass clarinet’s full expressive potential with confidence. Nickel-Plated Keys Enable Smooth Fingering The Backun Alpha bass clarinet features high-quality nickel-plated keys for fluid fingering and quick response. The triple strike plating provides robust durability. Its meticulously designed and fitted keys also provide fluid action across all registers. The keywork gives you superb control over the Backun Alpha, allowing you to focus on your musicianship rather than struggling with your instrument. Two-Piece Neck Offers Stability and Comfort The Backun Alpha’s two-piece neck provides strength and stability for consistent performance. The two-piece neck also allows for precise positioning for ideal alignment and response. Premium Features Enhance Playability With its professional feature borrowed from the Bakun Q Series, the Alpha Bass Clarinet provides an extraordinarily affordable high performance bass clarinet that is ideal for students, advancing musicians, and institutional use.