Bonade Inverted Soprano Clarinet Ligature Bass Clarinet Necks Benedikt Eppelsheim spent his career

Benedikt Eppelsheim spent his career building instruments that technically shouldn't exist—subcontrabass saxophones you can actually hold

and within hours

Plus I can find it quickly backstage

which requires no drilliing — just a small screwdriver

A: Not if installed properly

Bonade Inverted Soprano Clarinet Ligature Bass Clarinet Necks Benedikt Eppelsheim spent his careerThe inverted Bonade ligature. The O. G. Everyone wanted one of these in the 1980s when I was in high school because it was a sign that you were a "serious player." Like, you "took private" (as in, private lessons). These fell out of favor for a while, because everyone and their cousin started making ligatures, and each of them had various bells and whistles that made them seem more advanced than that Bonade you had in your case. But recently, people