Yamaha Custom saxophone and clarinet mouthpieces are sculpted out The Vandoren V5 series ebonite mouthpieces feature a flat baffle and small round bore.
They are available in a variety of tip openings and facings This V5 T25 has faded due to being on display in-store, but it still plays perfectly! Save yourself some money on a great versatile piece suitable A new creation from Vandoren.
Ebonite mouthpiece for jazz in the tradition of the famous American tenor saxophone mouthpieces of the fifties. The design of these new mouthpieces are all-new, from the outside in.
From its characteristic shape reminiscent of vintage mouthpieces and decided The hottest ebonite mouthpieces in the line. Designed with a small chamber, high baffle and a big bore for an increased sound impact and edgy tone Java ebonite mouthpieces offer the feel that's ideal for jazz, soul and funk.
Similar in concept to metal mouthpieces, Java saxophone mouthpieces The SHIVA is designed for players desiring a sound with a lot of edge, but maintains a huge core, rich in harmonics. Inspired by the incredibly po Another metal selection, it incorporates a moderately high baffle with a large bore and each one is handmade by Nadir Ibrahimoglu who worked with the legendary mouthpiece guru Dave Guardala. The Guardala MB was originally designed as a less resistant replacement for the Otto Link and Dukoff mouthpieces Brecker used until a throat injury meant he needed something more free-blowing.
One of the newer manufacturers in this list, Theo Wanne aims to take inspiration from the great jazz mouthpieces of days gone by and bring them firmly into the 21st Century.
The Datta range come in both metal and hard rubber, in a range of sizes, but our pick is the rich, resonant sound of the hard rubber version favoured by many modern tenor players. SYOS is a fairly new French company that has made waves with its innovative approach to the manufacture and sale of mouthpieces. The customer then has 30 days to send the mouthpiece back for any further adjustments if required, and may continue to do this until fully satisfied.
The saxophone mouthpiece is another small but vital component of your set up, which will have a huge impact upon the sound you make, and how it feels when you play your instrument. However, choosing the best jazz mouthpiece for you personally can seem like a daunting prospect, with a huge array of makes and models on offer.
Then there is the question of ebonite vulcanised rubber versus metal, with the former providing a darker, fuller sound, and the latter offering more brightness and edge. It is very light in weight and carries only 0. Speaking of the dimensions, it comprises 5. This is made with robust plastic and delivers a rich tonal range along with the strong sound.
The beginners should try this one for a better experience. If you want a more durable metal mouthpiece for your tenor sax, it is an appropriate option that you can purchase at a very reasonable price. This is Nickle-plated and presents a glossy outlook. In addition to striking appearance, it is also good in functionality. This is made easy to blow and provides a comfortable and pleasing playing experience. Besides, it features 2. This one delivers a very bright sound and amazing dynamic range along with flawless intonation.
Moreover, it comes complete with one cap and a ligature. This glossy Tenor sax mouthpiece is made of yellow brass which makes it stronger and it is gold-plated that adds to its aesthetics. This is also light in weight and carries only 5 ounces while its size measures 5. This mouthpiece features metal ligature that makes the reed holding easier and secure. Additionally, its design makes it easier to use.
Some other features include high baffle design and fast response. Take a look at this exquisite metal mouthpiece made with special attention to aesthetics and durability. It is gold plated and offers a more appealing outlook. Considering the weight, it is not much. This mouthpiece weighs only 5. It has a metal ligature that makes the reed holding safer and metal construction makes it a robust choice. This Tenor sax mouthpiece gives excellent intonation and impressive tonal quality with a bright sound.
Moreover, the fast response is backed by a tone chamber and high baffle. Last but not the least, it is easy to play. This Tenor Sax mouthpiece is usually recommended because of its efficient facing design and accurate finishing. This highly versatile mouthpiece is also light in weight and carries about 1. Its size dimensions are 4. This is capable of producing a dynamic range of tonal colors in multiple music styles. Try this if you want to enjoy a wonderful playing experience at a very reasonable rate.
Selmer is a popular and reliable company that produces quality musical instruments. Low price and good quality are their prominent features. Like their other lines of products, this Tenor Sax mouthpiece is a credible option that will last long.
It has only 0. This is easy to blow and offers impressive sound projection. The simple design and decent outlook make it a more favorable option. Rico is often preferred when it comes to seamless construction, enhanced quality, longer durability and easy affordability.
Its lightweight makes it more desirable as it has only 1. Other specifications include 3. It provides an exquisite response and remarkable sound quality. Interestingly, this is available in three chambers and three tip openings.
You can select as per your requirement. Andoer has been providing quality instruments and accessories for a long time and it is known well for its good quality and reasonable rates. It offers mouthpieces for all kinds of sax and this one for the Tenor sax is an excellent option that delivers a good sound quality. This is made of durable plastic and it is a great choice for the initial level players. This Tenor sax mouthpiece comes complete with one reed, one cap, one buckle and two pads.
Palatino has been manufacturing musical instruments for years and it has gained much credibility as a top-class manufacturer. It offers a wide range of instruments and accessories. Like its other products, this Tenor sax mouthpiece is excellent in quality and strong in construction. It is designed to give a more handy and effortless experience. Its weight is 2.
This is made of good-quality plastic and it features square chamber. The complete package also includes a plastic cover and Brass ligature.
Now I want to add a tenor. I thought this group of mouthpieces offers some viable options, but some not only come with different tip openings, but also in difference chamber sizes.
Can you provide any guidance on choosing the right size? David, The tip opening and chamber size are very personal choices. I thought the Jody HR had all round edge. In fact I am expecting a trial one arriving in the morning.
My regular mp is a Lawton bronze straight 8. A really rich powerful quality. However I also want a good HR as they have a certain sound. I contacted the seller, who provided great customer service, and he told me that Jody Jazz is no longer including the ligature and cap. He also told me he and another company selling these are having a hard time getting the descriptions on Amazon updated.
Hopefully, this will help prevent other disappointments and returned items. I liked the sound of the v The sound was wide spreading out.
I tried the suction test on it with a bunch of different reeds and cannot pass the suction test. I wonder if it is my problem my anatomy I find it difficult to find a full closing embouchure on the thinner metal mouthpiece, or these mouthpieces are more difficult to get the suction test.
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