Mouthpieces & Ligatures

This is an original Soloist from the 50s that has never been worked on, and has been beautifully maintained. 

These old Elkhart blanks from the 20s and 30s are found in very small tip openings with huge chambers.  Refacing this gem resulted in a modern, very  comfortable playing mouthpiece...

These old Elkhart blanks from the 20s and 30s are found in very small tip openings with huge chambers.  Refacing this gem resulted in a modern, very  comfortable playing mouthpiece...

These old Elkhart blanks from the 20s and 30s are found in very small tip openings with huge chambers.  Refacing this gem resulted in a modern, very  comfortable playing mouthpiece...

A Martin baritone mouthpiece from probably the 1930s... its hard to date exactly when they don't come with their actual horn. Tommaso Troncon (TT), our in house mouthpiece specialist opened this up...

This wonderful piece has definitely been well played but also well maintained! A .075 tip opening is the equivalent of a Meyer 6.

A modern Otto Link in a large tip opening that is only available by special order. Even though it say 9* its more like a Meyer 13... its huge!

This is the same model of stock mouthpiece that you would get when you purchase one of our horns, we stand by them, they are very good for beginners.

This is definitely an amazing mouthpiece! The story behind it is that its a blank from Meyer when they were experimenting... as you can see on the table it has...