SOLD - Straight side walls (Brilhart) into a larger throat/chamber than narrows back to bore size. Identical to others yet without the metal shank band, thus cheaper.
Bamber ‘Jazz Model’ Tenor, 1990s Rubber – 0.087″ (Archived)
SOLD - It's a nice jazz tone with a centered focus yet round warmth. Sounds like a mix of a Meyer crossed with Otto Link rubbers.
Couf ‘Artist 4*R’ Alto, 1980s Rubber – 0.078″ (Archived)
SOLD - A modern era Couf mouthpiece set. Still made of great, hard rubber it has a side walls into a medium chamber.
Selmer ‘H. Selmer’ Soprano, 1910-25, Rubber – 0.037″ (Archived)
SOLD - The very vintage "H. Selmer Paris" mouthpiece with a large chamber and original tip of 0.037". It can be refaced to your desired tip. These were made from 1885-1925 with changing logos, thus I think this is in the 1910s-25 era. These have a very large chamber with rounded side walls.
Theo Wanne ‘Gaia 1 – 6’ Soprano, Rubber – 0.060″ (Archived)
SOLD - It tends towards a traditional Jazz sound, but is quite versatile; it has a slight roll-over baffle, precision-sculpted inner sidewalls, and TW's True Large Chamber for a simply huge and alive vintage sound.
Buescher ‘True Tone’ Baritone, 1920s – 0.073″ (Archived)
SOLD - Large chamber mouthpiece from the 1920s/30s. These are in high demand for vintage baritones to help even out the intonation issues.
Woodwind Co. ‘New York “B3*”‘ Baritone, (WWS Reface) – 0.090”
SOLD - Terrific hard rubber material and LARGE CHAMBER makes for a big, vintage sound. I love these on alto and tenor. This one was bought and customized with reface for a bass sax player.
Vandoren ‘V16 Metal T45-13AL’ Tenor, Gold – 0.095″ (Archived)
SOLD - Compare at $260-350 for T6 model(0.098") - It plays with a controlled presence & power; it has a focused clarity and will add a fun boost to your volume. "...made with the legendary "Bell Metal" brass, then plated with 24-karat gold."