Crampons are specialized footwear used for ice climbing. Crampons resemble shoes with spikes projecting from them that are driven into the ice. This increases the climbers grip, traction, and mobility while climbing.
yes it is. I've used them in many trips on glaciers using crampon
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They're the same, the brand name (usually just called Buffet Crampon) is Buffet Crampon & Cie a Paris
Your Buffet Crampon Everett alto saxophone with the serial number 609488 was likely manufactured in the year 1977. Buffet Crampon typically produces their instruments in France, so it was likely made at their factory in Mantes-la-Ville. For precise information about your specific instrument, you may want to contact Buffet Crampon or refer to a saxophone expert.
$2000 i also have one
A Buffet Crampon Clarinet can be purchased from online retailers such as Amazon and directly from Buffet Crampon's website. The average price is usually between USD $2900 - $4000.
i bought my buffet crampon alto saxxaphonr in 1952#5312 what is the value of it now?
Michel Crampon has written: 'Liberte, ou La vie de Madame Roland'
Buffet Crampon clarinets made in Germany were typically produced before the company's manufacturing operations moved primarily to France. The specific date of manufacture can often be determined by the serial number on the instrument, which can indicate the year it was made. To get the exact manufacturing date, it's advisable to consult Buffet Crampon's serial number chart or contact the manufacturer directly.
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Cie is a French abbreviation for the word Compagnie. Compagnie translates to Company in English. So basically the name of the company is Buffet Crampon & Co.
Buffet Crampon made their first clarinet in 1825 in France. They now make a variety of woodwind musical instruments and have manufacturing facilities around the world.