Tenor Mouthpieces

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...

This beauty of a mouthpiece was produced in response to the tunable necks that were found on their altos and C melodies, I believe. Since the goose like neck on...

This is a very rare vintage fluted chamber, hard rubber Dukoff. This particular one was refaced by James Bunte to a perfect 7[.100]. These vintage mouthpieces are highly sought after...

Originally a 10* (.135), Tom closed it to a 10, worked his magic, then slightly opened it up again to give it more power… the odds are I kinda butchered...

These really wide-open mouthpieces, in their original facing are hard to find. Sound description coming soon.

Originally 95/1 M, Tommy opened this up to a more comfortable opening, equivalent to a 7**, in between a 7* and 8.

Its a very closed mouthpiece, very close to a 2 Otto Link for comparison's sake. In its original facing, it's definitly worth trying out with a very hard reed. But...

Completely original, never been re-faced.There's quite a bit of debate on whether the "Off-set" is better than the "in-line"... What I can say for certain is that they are indicative...

Mint condition, totally original! It measures in at a .078 tip opening, which is more like a D than an E... sound dscription coming soon