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The Heckelphone is a type of double-reed woodwind instrument, similar to an oboe, but with a larger bore and a deeper, more mellow sound. It is used in classical music, jazz, and other genres. It is often used in orchestras, chamber music, and solo performances. The Heckelphone market is composed of a variety of manufacturers, including professional and student models. Professional models are typically made of high-quality materials and feature intricate keywork and precise intonation. Student models are typically made of less expensive materials and feature simpler keywork. Heckelphone manufacturers include Heckel, Marigaux, Loree, and Fox. Heckel is the oldest and most well-known manufacturer, having been in business since 1831. Marigaux is a French manufacturer that produces professional-level instruments. Loree is a French manufacturer that produces both professional and student models. Fox is an American manufacturer that produces student models. Show Less Read more