George Bundy appreciated the old and the new. He was a student of the traditional, a protégé and employee of Alexandre Selmer. He took over the Selmer music company and ran it for years before making his biggest mark on the music world. In 1948, Bundy revealed his Bundy Resonite Model 1400 clarinet. It looked and played like a traditional Selmer clarinet, but it was molded from plastic. The plastic revolution would forever change manufacturing of all kinds, but in this case it instantly made playing music more accessible to beginners and students all over the world.
Many technological revolutions later, Bundy’s computer-aided designers still produce some of the best student trumpets, saxophones, clarinets, piccolos and accessories on the market, all backed by a 5-year warranty. Bundy student instruments are durable, playable, responsive and affordable, putting every young or beginning musician in the perfect position to learn and love music. The feel and finish of a Bundy instrument are testaments to their age-old commitment to quality. The continued affordability of instruments of this caliber is Bundy’s greatest legacy.
