SOLD - Slimline plastic with baffle. Inquire for additional information. Item:WWSL4.7W6.12151.6-006
Brilhart ‘Ebolin 3*’ Tenor, 1970s No Ser# – 0.069″ (Archived)
SOLD - vintage plastic mouthpiece with good material; no serial number keeps the price lower!. The original tip is at 0.069" , vertical table markings. side-walled chamber and a true Brilhart-tonalin-ebolin sound = clean, simple, warm. Less cut in the tone. Item: WWSL4.7W6.12151.6-004
Other: ‘No Name’ Soprano, 1970s Hard Rubber – 0.053″ (Archived)
SOLD - High baffle for a loud, bright tone. I did a brief test on this one and actually enjoyed the added boost to the crispness in tone - an easy blower too! Please inquire for additional information. Item: WWSL4.7W6.12151.6-012
Selmer ‘S-80 C*’ Tenor, Hard Rubber – 0.067″ (Archived)
SOLD - Good for legit concert playing. Great tip size for a beginning player. Please inquire for additional information. Item:WWSL4.7W6.12151.6-016
Dukoff ‘D8 – Miami, FL’ Alto, (RAC Reface)- 0.087″ (Archived)
SOLD - A rare dukoff "Miami" (the one you want), and finessed tip to 0.087" by Bob Carpenter. From Bob's Collection. Comes with a brilhart level-air ligature and cap (a great substitute). You don't see an "8" come for sale very often. Item: ConsignBCarpenter
Conn ‘Pan-American’ Alto, 1930s (RAC refaced) – 0.071″ (Archived)
SOLD - Vintage hard rubber from 1930s. It has a large Chamber and I just had Bob Carpenter open it up to 0.071". It plays really easy. I would say it sounds typical of a stuffy, vintage tone but after Bob's work, it can cut through in the high register--still not as loud of a mpc as others. no ligature, sorry. Item:WWS00.2121.4-0GOMZ
Couf ‘Special “4*”‘ Tenor, 1970s – 0.084” (Archived)
SOLD - These can be great players. Email for more information. Item: WWSL4.7W6.12151.6-013
MC Gregory ‘Gale Companion 4M’ Baritone, 1960s (Refaced) – 0.089″ (Archived)
SOLD - ***A rare mouthpiece, with buttery tones, that made even me sound good.*** On arrival, it had a original tip at 0.079",... NOW 0.089" Tip after repair/reface. Gerry Mulligan played on one, a 5M. .... and we're forced to raise our 4M size, to 5M, if you catch my drift.