This Bundy Resonite Clarinet is a great choice for beginning students or casual players. We have replaced all corks, felts, refitted keys, and replaced all pads with synthetic pads. There is some minor plating loss on some of the keys but this damage is purely cosmetic. Comes in a new case with cork grease. You are welcome to visit us and playtest anytime.
Specs
Brand: Bundy
Model: Resonite
Level: Beginner
Body: Plastic
Keys: Silver plated
Pads: Synthetic Pads
Condition: Good
Bundy Resonite Clarinet
Local instrument sales come with a 90 day guarantee on the adjustments.
Payment Options
This seller accepts the following payment methods:
- Credit Card/Debit Card
- Apple Pay
- PayPal
- Cash/Check - In Person Sales & Pick-ups Only
Return Policy
This item is sold As-Described and cannot be returned unless it arrives in a condition different from how it was described or photographed. Items must be returned in original, as-shipped condition with all original packaging.
Shipping Options
You can choose your shipping method during checkout. This item ships from Oklahoma City, OK, United States via:
- Local Pickup
- $25 Standard Shipping
I will ship with tracking info within the USA. To negotiate shipping rates to other locations, please send me a message.
Online purchases will be shipped out after payment is processed.
Product Types
Brand New condition - Products that are in flawless condition as they were when they left the factory floor and are covered under the manufacturer’s original limited warranty.
B-Stock - items that were opened and returned, have a cosmetic blemish or imperfection These products are tested to manufacturer's specs and are guaranteed to function perfectly.
Synonyms: Like New, Customer Return, Blemished, Resealed
Refurbished - item is usually older and has been fully overhauled to make it once again playable, functional, and as cosmetically cleaned up as much as possible. We do not re-lacquer horns or re-plate instruments ourselves and if either of these actions has been taken, the work was completed by an outside shop and will be notated as such. Any remaining issues will be notated or photographed as much as possible.
Needs Repair- have definite functional problems that will usually require some sort of repair.
Non-functioning - items do not work. Best for parts or crafts.
Consignment - items are being sold through the store for another client. Usually repairs or cleanings are done before listing, but in special cases where we want the buyer to have some say in how the repairs are handled, repairs may be an added cost to the buyer and add some wait-time to the order. These instruments will then be sold "As Is" and repairs or will be determined later. Listing may include condition grades for cosmetic qualities and functionality qualities separately.
Condition Grading
Excellent - item has been used a bit but is still close to new. Vintage items may have some marks here and there but are still in tip-top condition when compared to similar products.
Very Good - items with more cosmetic imperfections than Excellent but is still in great condition overall.
Good - items that are in fine working order but have some visual imperfections here and there.
Fair - items work fine but maybe have some functional issues.
Other Terms Used
Custom - Items have had custom design changes either for cosmetic or functional reasons.
Cosmetic - issues only pertain to the visual looks of the product but don't have any effect on the functionality. e.g., scratches, small dings, plating issues, etc.
Functional - issues affect the playability and need repairs.
We recommend that all instruments are swabbed out immediately after any session. You can check out our maintenance products here and contact us directly if you have any questions about your specific instrument.
Storage should be in a temperature controlled environment, (e.g. building, house, band hall, apartment, church etc.) away from direct heat or cold air.
When moving between extreme hot and cold temperatures let the instrument acclimate inside the case before opening when possible. This is especially important for wood instruments.
Yearly and even twice-yearly checks by a professional technician can assist in the all over general maintenance and playability of the instrument. The products used to allow the instrument to play will eventually move, compress or fail overtime wether with use or lack thereof. Regular checks help lengthen the life of the instrument.
