Imported and sold by Laubin in the 1950s- serial numbers: numbers only. Same as the 'King-Marigaux' oboes.ĬHAUVET - Excellent maker. The 'Buffet' oboes from the 1960s and 1970s were in fact made by Marigaux- even having the Marigaux serial numbers- some good- some excellent oboes. The 'Greenline' oboes can (and do) crack! Not possible to repair if cracked, except to have a new joint made at great expense if not still under warranty.ĪVOID any of the Buffet 'student' model and 'modified Conservatory' oboes - dreadful! However, I did find one example at the 2011 IDRS convention that I liked. The 'composite' Buffet Greenline 3613 is, in my estimation, an unabashed 'reed trumpet,' extremely 'brassy' sounding, lacking subtlety altogether. Lacking in the complexity, 'character' department. The most recent wood professional model 3613 oboes tend to be excellent. Also, the 'natural C' touch seems far too tiny to be of much use. Different bore from the 'Orfeo' Lacking left C# - in my estimation an oboe with this level of mechanical sophistication should truly have a left C# key. Has solid metal tenon on upper joint composite material- cracking (rare) still possible 'Virtuoso' Composite or wood.
It only makes perfect sense then that soloists such as Robert Van Sice, Evelyn.Ģ0th and 21st Centuries OBOES Click these links for OBOES D'AMORE, ENGLISH HORNS, BASS OBOESīUFFET - 'Orfeo' excellent instrument.
A OR B OR C SERIES LOREE OBOE FOR SALE SERIAL NUMBER
I've owned tubas in the 'pre-10,000' number range as well as the 12,xxx range so I'm relatively sure its the serial number of. I've owned several Mirafones and that is a serial number, NOT a model number.
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