Boosey & Hawkes Series 2000 question...

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Hi, I've just joined this forum in a quest to find out some info about one of 3 clarinets I've been asked to sell on behalf of a music school that I am administrator for.
As a flute player myself my knowledge of clarinets is somewhat limited so I hope might be able to assist me. I have a B&H Series 2000 clarinet which is one of the 3 instruments.
It's been fully serviced and looks to be in lovely condition but before I put it on somewhere like Ebay I'd like to know a bit more about this particular model of clarinet, and possibly a rough age etc etc.
Hoping someone can help,
thanks in advance :)
 
TrueTone said:
"The top of the line "PRO" series was called the Series 2000." -First result on a search, was this: http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&i=81983&t=81983
The Serial numbers for B&H are on Steve Sklar's site here: http://www.clarinetperfection.com/clsnBH.htm , which includes serial numbers and also states again that it's a pro model.
I can't really find out much more about it on the internet.
Is it playable?
And what are the other two?
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That's about as much as I've been able to find too. I can't work out where the serial number 5014 fits in the list though. Yes it is in full playing condition.
 
TrueTone said:
"The top of the line "PRO" series was called the Series 2000." -First result on a search, was this: http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&i=81983&t=81983
The Serial numbers for B&H are on Steve Sklar's site here: http://www.clarinetperfection.com/clsnBH.htm , which includes serial numbers and also states again that it's a pro model.
I can't really find out much more about it on the internet.
Is it playable?
And what are the other two?
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Yes, it's playable. Thanks for the links, pretty much all I've found too. The serial number doesn't make sense with those listed. It's a 4 digit number starting with 50.
 
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