$115.00 ... TBD - Hard Rubber mouthpiece from the 1980s/90s/00s. These are well known & loved by teachers. They have a very clean, focus to the tone. square chamber. They are a worthy 1st Step-up mouthpiece. I always try to keep a few on hand for students: $95-$135. Or you can buy them New for $179.00. Cosmetics may vary, ligatures may vary.
Original Tips are normally at 0.072". Good for legit or orchestra work.
(Feel free to ask if I have one in stock. I like to keep some of these around and they come and go very often.)
Runyon ‘Amber 6’ Tenor, (WWS reface)- 0.092″ (Archived)
SOLD - Color is a bit red. number on the table. it arrived original 0.096", but the curve was not right and I knew this mouthpiece had more soul than it was showing (it's a Runyon!). So I refaced it with as much grace as possible; it is now a TIP @ 0.092" with elements of a Long Facing. I also cleaned up the window of the reed plate. The response is much easier now. Sorry no ligature currently--ASK ME. But ask me if I have a fitting one (this is a narrow tenor design).
Otto Link ‘Slant Signature “Tone Edge” #6’ Tenor, Rubber, Series II (Archived)
SOLD - Iconic! - Made of some of the best hard rubber. wide table, side number stamp = series 2 model (of 3). The horizontal table markings are not quite there (not my doing). There will be no hype here. This is one of the most sought after tenor mouthpieces. It plays fantastic, as it should. It arrived with minor imperfections in the seal. It was cautiously and expertly repaired here at WWS. The tip may have opened about 0.0005" from that point. I will call this a darn-near Original Tip at 0.100". No paired ligature or cap or box to sent with it, sorry.
Wolfe Tayne ‘4’ Tenor, Silver Plated – 0.078″
$133.00 - Metal, rock & roll Loud mouthpieces, tip measuring 0.078", baffle is a mild rollover slope style. Mpc shows mild wear--little marks from case bouncing, not affecting playability. comes with new, replacement, lacquer ligature.
Other: ‘[No Name] France’ Tenor – 0.062″
$50.00 - Vintage hard rubber mouthpiece with good material. "france" on side, It has medium-small-medium chamber. The original tip is at 0.062" ...we can talk about this getting a reface.
Item:WWS0C0.00.111.6-0
Martin ‘[Committee III]’ Tenor, (WWS reface)- 0.076″
SALE $49.00 - I'm going to call these the [Committee III] model, because they came with that model of sax. Here is an 50s/60s Martin plastic mouthpiece (originally paired with "The Martin ____" horns) . They are good players with a mild-vintage tone--a bit more nasal tone compared to #1 above due to the enhanced tip by me is a 0.076". Plastic mouthpiece with a Medium-Small chamber with flat sidewalls (slightly larger than Brilhart Ebolins). slight tooth marks. Comes with brass ligature.
Martin ‘[Committee III]’ Tenor – 0.075″
$69.00 - I'm going to call these the [Committee III] model, because they came with that model of sax. Here is an early 50s/60s Martin plastic mouthpiece (originally paired with "The Martin ____" horns) . They are good players with a mild-vintage tone--a bit more nasal tone compared to #1 above due to the original tip is a 0.075". Plastic mouthpiece with a Medium-Small chamber with flat sidewalls (slightly larger than Brilhart Ebolins). mild tooth imprints. Comes with nickel ligature.
King ‘”King” T #2’ Tenor, (RAC reface)- 0.100″
SALE $59.00 - Markings of "2". Bob Carpenter did reface to a 0.100" and facing length of 23mm. He also slightly filled the tooth groove. Plastic mouthpiece with a Medium-Small chamber with flat sidewalls.
Item:WWS00.00.9151.1-B45