Editing Contrabass clarinet (section)

==Manufacturers==
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| image1            = K-B-Klar Fritz (2).jpg
| caption1          = Fritz Wurlitzer German contrabass clarinet (prototype ca. 1975)
| alt1              = Image of Fritz Wurlitzer's prototype of a German system contrabass clarinet.
| image2            = Kontrabassklarinetten Eppelsheim und Le Blanc.jpg
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| caption2          = Contrabass clarinets by Benedikt Eppelsheim and Leblanc
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'''France:'''
* [[Henri Selmer Paris]]
** Contrabass (Model 41- pictured in the info box above) to low C in bass clarinet-shape with rosewood body.
** Contra-alto (Model 40) to low E♭ in bass clarinet-shape with rosewood body.
* [[Buffet Crampon]] makes a contra-alto clarinet, [[grenadilla]] body in bass clarinet-shape, pictured in the info box above. 

'''USA:''' 
* [[Conn-Selmer]] has one model of each of the two clarinets under its brand Leblanc.
** Contrabass: Leblanc L7182, to low E-flat, ABS body.
** Contra-alto: Leblanc L7181, to low E-flat, ABS body.
'''Germany:'''
* [[Benedikt Eppelsheim|Benedikt Eppelsheim Blasinstrumente]] produce the already presented metal contrabass clarinet with Boehm or German system fingering.
* [[Fritz Wurlitzer]] contrabass clarinet with German system
'''Italy:''' 
* [[Ripa Musical Instruments]] distributes a double bass clarinet made of metal in paperclip form.

'''China:''' 
* Tianjin Frater Musical Instrument Co. produces a double bass clarinet made of metal in paperclip form.