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  * GS NEW YORK Alto Mouthpiece Meyer Bros NY Replica

  Rated 5.00 out of 5
  $ 199

  Introducing the GS NEW YORK alto mouthpiece! This is an extremely precise copy of my favorite Meyer Bros New York alto piece from my collection of New York Meyer mouthpieces.

  A great New York Meyer just sparkles. The response is clean, warm, and effortlessly free blowing, but centered and with an elusive extra magic to it – even compared to any other version of Meyer.

  What you get: The Best Meyer Ever

  If you’re not a vintage mouthpiece geek, you probably didn’t know that there are three different mouthpieces that are stamped Meyer Bros New York (not incuding the Tru-Flex or the NYUSA). The first is a rather stubby, fat bodied one. Then this one that the GS NEW YORK copies, with NEW YORK on the same side as MeYeR and ‘medium chamber’ in small font on the table side. The last version has a fatter body again, and has MEDIUM on the same side as MeYeR and NEW YORK on the table side. The following photo makes this clear.

  

  Some folks prefer the third version. I prefer the second, though we may offer the third version as a GS mouthpiece someday as well. The one we copied has just the right balance of warmth and projection to stand out as the one, holy grail, best-ever (in my opinion anyway) do-it-all alto mouthpiece that you need. There are lots of other great alto mouthpieces on the market, but to my knowledge nobody has actually successfully produced an exact copy of a Meyer Bros NY like this before, until now.

  These also all get hand faced by me. That’s the main slow step in getting them to you, but I’m facing them as fast as I can while keeping the facing work perfect. The hand facing is a step that you can’t skip. If you try to make a replica mouthpiece and you don’t replicate a really excellent facing, you might as well not bother. So you get my favorite 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 facing that I’ve played so far, on whichever tip mouthpiece you request. Tips are as follows: 4= .069″   5= .072″   6= .076″   7= .080″ 8= .085″.

  The baffle on each tip opening is placed just where Meyer would place it relative to the tip rail and chamber, so each one is a really good copy of the appropriate tip of Meyer Bros. One big advantage we have is that we make these entirely in house, so we can keep improving them until they are perfect. By using biocompatible dental resin and 3D printing for the complex, organic chamber and baffle shapes, we can keep improving and iterating the model until each one is perfect. We spend a LOT of time and effort on that, and I hope that it shows in the quality of mouthpiece and the playing experience that you get.
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  Alto Meyer Hard Rubber BB Screws Brilhart Reproduction 3-Band Ligature Saxophone Selmer Vandoren

  $ 165

  For hard rubber alto saxophone mouthpieces like Meyer Bros, GS New York, Selmer Soloist, Vandoren Jumbo Java and all Brilharts. This ligature is a true reproduction of the Brilhart 3-Band Ligature: from the alloy of brass to the feel of the screws, it is exactly the same as the vintage Brilhart ligature. Same dimensions, same weight, same feel, same playing response. It’s like going back in time to buy one when they were first made! So for those of you who have always wanted this time-tested style of ligature, but have found them prohibitively expensive, now perhaps getting one is within reach.
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  Alto Meyer Hard Rubber Brilhart Reproduction 3-Band Ligature Saxophone Selmer Vandoren

  $ 165

  This ligature fits almost all hard rubber alto saxophone mouthpieces, like Meyer Bros, GS New York, Selmer Soloist, Vandoren Jumbo Java, all brands of Meyer copies, Ted Klum Acoustimax and New York model, all Brilharts etc. There’s a reason why the vintage Brilhart 3-Band ligatures have been singled out by the market (players) as by far the most desirable vintage ligatures. They are great ligatures. But there will never be enough vintage Brilhart ligatures to meet the high demand for this style of ligature. Thankfully, there is now a high-quality, hand made reproduction available to meet this demand. These are made by a small company in South Korea that cares about getting saxophone equipment right. These ligatures get rave reviews by the people who buy them. I don’t want to make huge claims for a ligature, but I will say that people tend to LOVE them. They’re beautiful, simple, and easy to use, and they sound great.
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  Bari 64 HR Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC443

  $ 225
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  Beechler Bellite 1980’s Table 7 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece Gerald Albright MPC609

  $ 1,150

  This is one of the most desirable smooth jazz alto mouthpieces ever. A few years ago, these were almost double the asking price, as odd as that may seem. Gerald Albright, Eric Marienthal, and Dave Koz made these desirable. I sell the Echomaster ligature to fit them as well. The best ones are the early ones like this, and they were never made in large quantities in the 80’s and early 90’s. The modern ones are terrible in comparison. If you want to have that crisp, bright, projecting smooth jazz alto sound that really lives in a reverb-heavy natural habitat, this is for you. It has straight sidewalls, small chamber, long gradual rollover baffle, tip opening measures 0.092″.
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  Beechler Bellite Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 1980s 6 on the Table Metal MPC1066

  $ 1,500
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  Berg Larsen “Offset M” 90/1/M alto saxophone mouthpiece F88

  $ 299

  Berg Larsen “Offset M” alto saxophone mouthpiece, 90/1/M in good condition with original ligature. Facing, which appears to have been lightly touched up at some point in the past, measure .089.
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  Berg Larsen 90 2 Offset M Metal Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece New Old Stock! MPC1062

  $ 500
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  Berg Larsen HR 85 3 SMS 0.083 EG reface Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC553

  $ 350

  Straight sidewalls, small bullet chamber, no rollover on the high baffle. Beautiful reface by Erik Greiffenhagen. This is bright and loud, very modern without being too piercing. Tip opening measuring at 0.083”
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  Berg Larsen Metal Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 6 BP .075 90 0 M MPC1075

  $ 325
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  Brilhart Early “Designed By” Tonalin and BB ligature and cap – fantastic! Use with alto? MPC612

  $ 1,350

  So of the two parts of this sale, the ligature is actually worth more than the mouthpiece, and if they don’t sell together quickly, I’ll split them up. The ligature that comes with the streamline tenor is the desirable version that fits hard rubber ALTO mouthpieces (The streamline idea is that your tenor mouthpiece is the size of a normal alto mouthpiece.) So you get a ligature and cap that typically sells for the entire asking price not including the tenor mouthpiece that is also rare, collectible, and interesting in its own right. The mouthpiece is a rare, early Brilhart ‘Designed By’ Tonalin tenor mouthpiece with original facing measuring .083, or about a 5* tip. It is in excellent condition and plays well with a harder reed with a warm, complex tone. Lots of great players played mouthpieces like this, including Gene Ammons and Tex Benake. I love the Tonalin and may eventually do a GS Mouthpieces copy of my favorite one.
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  Brilhart Ebolin Great Neck Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 7 .080″ Tip EG Reface Great! MPC955

  $ 400
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  Brilhart Great Neck ebolin 3* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece G06

  $ 295
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  Brilhart Streamline 5 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC400

  $ 350

  This mouthpiece is SOLD, but to find mouthpieces in stock, please go to the following link: https://www.getasax.com/mouthpieces/

   

  Beautiful almost new example of a rare Streamline Brilhart Ebolin alto mouthpiece. Stamped 3*, it measures like a Meyer 5 tip at .074″ on the original facing. This is often the case with Brilharts, where you only know the tip by measuring.

  This mouthpiece plays great with a beautiful warmth and fullness that also does not lack projection. Brilharts like this are among my favorite vintage alto mouthpieces (along with Meyer and MC Gregory).

  If you happen to want the rare and collectible original Brilhart BB screws streamline alto ligature and cap, I have one in my collection that fits this mouthpiece that I would be open to selling.
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  Brilhart Tonalin 3* (Modern 4) in box Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC614

  $ 375

  Here’s a beautiful example of an original facing Brilhart Tonalin alto saxophone mouthpiece in excellent condition. The tonalin is warm and full sounding, with less buzz than a Meyer and more of a classic big band tone. It features straight sidewalls, narrow-tall chamber, very slight rollover baffle. Tip opening measures 0.068″, so about the same as a Meyer 4 tip. It could easily be opened to a 5+ if you so choose. This piece has nice moderate resistance and is less bright than some other Brilharts.
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  Buffet HR C2 (5 tip) Classical Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC435

  $ 125

  This vintage Buffet mouthpiece gives you a dark, round, cello-like tone, but it has a tip opening that is not too closed to allow some dynamic range. It’s a good choice for a classical alto player or concert band setting where you don’t want to sound like everybody else who is playing the square Selmer chambers. This gives you a fuller, rounder, wider tone than a Selmer classical piece.
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  Dukoff D5 .084″ (Meyer 8) Super Power Chamber Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC523

  $ 175

  0.084″ tip opening. Small chamber, high baffle, straigh sidewalls. When Mr. Dukoff says super power, he means it. If you want to cut through a rock mix and funk it up you can’t go wrong with this. The chamber is nice and smooth on this example where it transitions into the bore, onlike some other examples of this piece that I have seen.
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  Dukoff Miami Metal Super Power Chamber D7 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC574

  $ 450

  Small chamber, straight sidewalls, high stepped baffle. Super bright and powerful, just like the name says.
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  Dukoff Miami Plastic Super Power Chamber D7* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC573

  Small chamber, straight sidewalls, high stepped baffle, just like a metal Super Power Chamber, but with slightly thicker siderails. Tip opening measures 0.077″. This is still a very modern bright piece with great projection, but it feels a little warmer than the metal versions to me.
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  Dukoff Miami SPC D5 (modern 6) Silverite Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC606

  $ 350

  This Miami Dukoff D5 alto saxophone mouthpiece measures .076, so like a Meyer 6 tip. The rails have some dings in them, but it still plays fine. I could clean it up pre-sale. Up to you. If you want a bright, cutting, smooth jazz/commercial alto sound, this will do the trick. I’m trying to make it through the description without mentioning a certain player. Looks like I succeeded. Straight sidewalls, small-medium chamber, and high stepped baffle, tip opening measures 0.076″. The super power chamber is truth in advertising. Awesome projection, low resistance, bright tone.
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  Dukoff Miami Super Power Chamber D5* plastic Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC575

  $ 350

  Small chamber, straight sidewalls, stepped baffle. This piece is easier to play sweetly at low volume than the typical metal body and larger tip openings found in this chamber and baffle configuration, but can still scream at higher volumes. A nice flexible piece for R&B or smooth playing. Tip opening measures 0.067″.
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  Dukoff Super Power Chamber D8 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC467

  $ 90
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  Dukoff Supersonic / Selmer Elkhart Alto C48

  $ 350
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  Evette & Schaeffer HR Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC429

  $ 100

  Straight sidewalls pinch an otherwise large chamber, no baffle. Side rails taper to almost nothing at the tips. 0.064″ tip opening. This is a nicely made, legit (classical) style alto mouthpiece. High quality throughout. It represents a a good value for an alto mouthpiece for lessons, concert band, wind ensemble, quartet, and generally classical alto playing.
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  Guardala Handmade Traditional Bebop Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 7 .080 MPC1078

  $ 1,350

  Handmade Guardala Traditional Bebop alto mouthpiece with original 7 facing measuring .080″. These are wonderful alto pieces. It’s metal, but the baffle and chamber design makes it play warmly with only a pleasant amount of projection, not paint peeling by any means. It’s inspired by the Meyer Bros NY design, but again, with a little more pop. The workmanship is excellent. This particular piece plays a little warmer than a typical Traditional Bebop (which is why I’ve owned it for almost 10 years without being willing to offer it for sale) as it has had a little bit of material removed from the baffle about 5-10mm inside the tip rail mostly in the center, as you can see if you look closely. It’s a fantastic piece, and one that you never need to upgrade, and that will likely keep increasing in value while you own it! Only one available!
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  Guardala Metal 7 Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC411
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  Henton Sil-va-lay 2 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece Original Facing MPC1039

  $ 79
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  Holton 2 Hybrid Material Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC482

  $ 40
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  Jody Jazz DV CHI 7 Metal Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC463GC

  $ 450
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  Jody Jazz Hard Rubber 6M Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC577

  $ 100

  Lightly scooped sidewalls, rollover baffle, medium chamber. This has a flexible tone, with decent projection. It has a bit higher resistance and less brightness at full volume compared to a vintage Meyer. A great value on a utility mouthpiece. Tip opening measures 0.075″.
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  Jody Jazz HR 5M Alto Mouthpiece MPC364

  $ 125

  This is a Jody Jazz HR 5M alto saxophone mouthpiece. Its tip opening measures at 0.071. This piece is in great condition. If you have any questions please contact [email protected]
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  Jody Jazz HR* 6M Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC418 Nice Piece!

  $ 130

  Jody Jazz Hard Rubber alto saxophone mouthpiece in an original 6M facing measuring .081″. This is a nice, balanced alto piece that is good quality for the money. Not stuffy like some of these that I have played. Feels and responds a lot like a Meyer.
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  Lambersen 6SB Alto Mouthpiece MPC236

  $ 400

  This is a Lambersen 6SB alto saxophone mouthpiece. It has a high baffle, straight side walls and a large round chamber. This tip measures at 0.089. There is some light wear on the bite plate but nothing that affects playability.
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  M.C. Gregory “Master” Hollywood 5A 20M Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece New Old Stock Amazing! MPC1044

  $ 1,000
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  MC Gregory Model A 3A 16 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece Gorgeous MPC1078

  $ 800
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  MC Gregory Model A Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 4A (5A) 16 Brian Powell MPC1076

  $ 950
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  Meyer 5M Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece F54

  $ 189
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  Meyer 5M Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece F92 logo rubbed off on top

  $ 165
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  Meyer 7M USA Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC568

  $ 185

  Straight sidewalls, medium chamber, very mild rollover baffle, tip opening measures 0.074″. This tip opening is about the same as a 5M, and it plays less open and bright than other 7Ms I’ve played. Maybe it’s the tip, maybe it’s the dings in the side rail.
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  Meyer Bros New York 6M Medium Chamber Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece .078 MPC1068

  $ 1,600

  Beautiful Meyer Bros New York Alto saxophone mouthpiece. This is the desirable version like Cannonball played. I got this cleaned up and facing checked by Brian Powell probably 10 years ago and have been holding onto it all this time. It has a great facing and measures a .078, so a 6 tip. Easy reponse, great projection and warmth. Not as bright as a NYUSA, and a little warmer than the GS New York, but still plenty of projection and body. Great mouthpiece!
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  Meyer Bros NY 4M Medium Chamber Alto Awesome! MPC1058

  $ 2,250

  This is a super clean, original box example of one of my favorite mouthpieces ever – a New York Meyer Bros Alto Medium chamber. I love the 4 tip in a Meyer Bros. It has a beautiful balance between warm and bright, with the baffle done just perfectly. You would be hard pressed to find a nicer example. It measures an original .069″ and feels really nice to play.
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  Meyer New York USA 6M Alto Mouthpiece MPC191

  $ 1,350

  This is a highly desirable Meyer New York USA 6M alto saxophone mouthpiece. This does that Phil Woods warm and projecting tone really easily. It has a rollover baffle, curved side walls, and a medium round chamber. The tip opening measures 0.076.
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  Meyer USA 5M Medium Chamber Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC520

  $ 225

  0.073″ tip opening. Great flexible tone and projection as expected from a good example of the definitive alto mouthpiece.
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  Meyer USA 5M Medium Chamber Alto Saxophone MPC489

  $ 225

  A nice example of a “not so vintage” (80’s?) USA Meyer 5. Good hard rubber, nice thin rails. Good projection and a nice bright tone without being too edgy. Tip opening measures 0.072″. A prudent choice if you want a good Meyer on a budget that isn’t expensive like the New York Meyers are.
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  Meyer USA 5M Small Chamber Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC582

  $ 200

  Gently curved sidewalls, rollover baffle. “Small Chamber” stamp is more like slightly smaller than medium but still pretty medium. Maybe a bit brighter than a standard medium chamber, and the beak is unusually thin. Overall sounds like a Meyer should. Tip opening measures 0.069″.
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  Meyer USA 6M Medium Chamber Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC522

  $ 225

  0.077″ tip opening, just slightly more power than the 5M.
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  Meyer USA 7M Medium Chamber Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC584

  $ 275

  Gently curved sidewalls, rollover baffle, medium chamber. Flexible tone, great dynamic range. Tip opening measures 0.079″.
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  Morgan Jazz 8L Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece E28

  $ 275

  This mouthpiece is SOLD, but to find mouthpieces in stock, please go to the following link: https://www.getasax.com/mouthpieces/

   

  This is a Morgan Jazz 8L. These mouthpieces are hand finished and this one has a serial number of 27797. It is rare to find an alto in this tip opening. These are great mouthpieces that are quite hard to find. It has an .085 tip opening, a medium chamber, a rollover baffle, and curved side walls. This mouthpiece looks brand new.
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  Otto Link Double Ring Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 5 .075 MPC1077

  $ 600
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  Otto Link FL Super Tone Master NO USA 4* Alto K57 Serial Exc Cond MPC628

  $ 450

  This is a beautiful example of an original facing Otto Link Florida Super Tone Master alto 4* saxophone mouthpiece. It is in excellent condition – as nice an example as I have seen. You don’t see the early ones with serial by the table very often. Measures in at 0.060″ tip opening.
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  Otto Link Forida USA Super Tone Master 5* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece New Old Stock MPC1054

  $ 550
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  Otto Link Slant NY Eburnated Bar 4* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC382

  $ 350

  This very old and a little worn but the bite plate and rails are very nice. It has a rollover baffle, curved sidewalls and large chamber. The tip opening measures 0.076″. This was opened up to a 6 tip by someone good. The table is flat and the tip and rails are beautiful. If you want something basically dark and warm, easy to play, and that takes air well, has easy response etc., then this is the piece for you. It’s hard to find something at all similar among new mouthpieces made today. Has a couple of tiny dings in the tip rail that do not affect anything.
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  Otto Link STM USA 6* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC416

  $ 450
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  Otto Link Super Tone Master Double Ring 6 Tenor Mouthpiece MPC288

  $ 1,200
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  Otto Link Super Tone Master FL No USA 5* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC620

  $ 550

  This is an excellent condition example of an original facing Otto Link Florida Super Tone Master alto with original box and ligature. It would be hard to find a nicer one. These play dark and fat, not bright like people usually expect. It’s the baffle and chamber that shapes the sound, and this has a large, round chamber and moderate rollover baffle, so not too bright at all.
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  Otto Link Tone Edge Florida Straight Sig 8* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC428

  $ 325

  This is a great Otto Link Florida Tone Edge alto saxophone mouthpiece. This is the same as the USA Slant Signature Florida Otto Link, but with the signature changed to straight across. This was made in FL before the Early Babbitt pieces and has a little more warmth to the sound than the true EB pieces do. It was refaced at some point from an original 5* to an 8* tip, or 0.091″. The tip and rails are in excellent condition. From the markings on the rails and very thin tip rail, it appears most of the work was done near the tip, making for a great projection and a little more edge than stock Link. This works great for lead alto or for cutting through a band, but retains much more warmth than you would get with most other larger tip, projecting alto mouthpieces.
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  Otto Link Tone Edge Straight Sig 7 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC526

  $ 220

  0.090″ tip opening is big, but not as challenging as most other alto pieces at this opening. The rollover baffle looks to be hand finished to improve symmetry and form compared to a typical tone edge. There is some resistance to this piece, but it rewards you for the effort with a big fat tone to fill any room.
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  Otto Link Tone Master 4* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC393

  $ 399
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  Penzel-Mueller New York Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece B14

  $ 99

  This is an interesting old mouthpiece with a medium, semi-round chamber, but with flat side walls and a fair amount of baffle. There are some scratches in the baffle area. It is a pretty good player now, in original condition. It is Meyer-like, but with a bit more of an edge to it. Very good hard rubber in these pieces!
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  Ponzol Custom Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece D80

  $ 225

  This is a Ponzol Custom model for alto. It has a .090 tip opening, a high baffle, straight side walls, and a medium sized round chamber. This piece is slightly discolored and has some wear on the bite plate.
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  Rafael Navarro Maestra Custom 5 Alto Mint MPC1072

  $ 400
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  Reloplex by Rico Hollywood d9 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece (8 Tip) MPC580

  $ 150

  Straight sidewalls, tall-narrow chamber (like a Brilhart), rollover baffle. Moderate resistance and good projection, medium tone. Tip opening of 0.085″, and plays like a Meyer 7 or 8. This is a plastic mouthpiece closely related to MC Gregory. Interesting mouthpiece. It’s like a dry martini but buzzier since the tip is open and you’ll use a softer reed than Desmond etc.
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  Selmer C* S80 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC488 Good Player

  $ 125
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  Selmer C** Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece Vintage Scroll Metal Silver MPC956

  $ 300

  This is a vintage Selmer scroll shank silver plated alto mouthpiece in quite good condition. The chamber is medium and round, to tune well on Selmer saxophones, and the mouthpiece sounds something like the Larry Teal hard rubber Selmer scroll shank, but with a little extra focus and projection from being a metal mouthpiece. It’s not super bright, but more warm, round, focused, and a little louder than its hard rubber counterpart. Tip is a C**, so fairly closed – about .070
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  Selmer Long Shank Soloist C* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 1960’s Near Mint MPC1038

  $ 350
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  Selmer S80 C* Alto Mouthpiece MPC353

  $ 95
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  Selmer Short Shank Soloist C** Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 1950’s Very Good Condition MPC1037

  $ 500
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  Selmer Soloist C* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC379

  $ 350
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  Selmer Soloist D short scroll shank reface “KAY VII*” Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece F06

  $ 400
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  Selmer Soloist Style C* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC474

  $ 175
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  Selmer Soloist Style Long Shank C* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece E11

  $ 225

  This is a Selmer Soloist Style Long Shank C*. These mouthpieces look identical to the Soloists but they do not have soloist engraved on the table and are therefore called Soloist style. These mouthpieces also have less of a rollover baffle than the soloist. This piece has a .068 tip opening, a slight rollover baffle, a horse shoe chamber, and straight side walls. The piece has a few scratches and is a bit discolored, but no playability issues.
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  Selmer Super Session D Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC602

  $ 200

  Straight sidewalls, large round chamber, rollover baffle. Tip opening measures 0.77″. This is a nice all-around mouthpiece for classical, section blending, or the developing player. It has medium resistance and a medium-dark tone, but allows for some tonal flexibility. As you would expect from the bore shape, it has more in common tonally with a Link Tone Edge or a vintage Selmer Soloist than with an S80 C*, but still more well mannered, with a bit more resistance and less brightness.
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  Selmer Vintage S* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece D46

  $ 350

  This is a Selmer S*. It has a .065 tip opening, no baffle, curved side rails, and a medium sized round chamber. This mouthpiece is in great condition.
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  Steve Broadus SB4 High Quality All-Purpose Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC537

  $ 125
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  Ted Klum New York Model 6 Solid Silver Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece Mint MPC1070

  $ 850

  Decided to keep this one.
  
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  Ted Klum Tonamax HR Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 5 Marbled Mouthpiece Mint MPC1069

  $ 500
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  Ted Klum VersiTone Acoustimax 5 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece Ivory MPC1067

  $ 265
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  Theo Wanne NY Bros 2 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece 6 MPC964

  $ 200
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  Vandoren Blue Jumbo Java EG Reface A45 Alto .085″ MPC561

  $ 650

  Slightly scooped sidewalls, high stepped baffle, but a medium-large chamber when it opens up. This started as an A75, but I had Erik Greiffenhagen reface it to a 0.085″ tip opening. A modern bright edgy tone with great projection and lightning response.
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  Wood Stone Steel Ebonite Super Custom Artist 8 Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC423PW

  $ 345
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  Yanagisawa 5 metal Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece MPC514

  $ 175
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  York made by Conn Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece D83

  $ 50

  This is a York alto saxophone mouthpiece made by Conn. It has a .054 tip opening, a concave baffle, curved side walls, and a large round chamber. This piece should look great after a cleaning.