Actually a slide show set to music. You can pause it to take longer looks. But you get an idea of how he does it. Rails look nice and thin. I dont know why...
Very interesting, looks like he files the tiprail all the way off, then adds it back by opening up the tip again on the facing. Looks like a roundabout way to...
Ouch! The first thing he did is something always try to avoid. That transition between the tip rail and side rails is (as we all know) very important. Brad...
I was curious about this mouthpiece design, which looked like a Berg with an elongated bullet. What does it look like close up - who has seen one of these? ...
Hi. I'm italian saxophonist. Do you have a Ottolink HR n° 8/9 modified to sale? i have a 10m Conn 344xxx (1952). i want a large chamber mouthpiece but with...
Did anyone else notice if there was a small roll over at the tip ala dukoff? ... From: Barry Levine To: MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, October...
Personally I keep my facing curves extremely accurate (within .0002" or so), it's hard to see how Lebayle can keep a consistent curve there at the tip with...
Hey Maurizio, comprati un bel Florida ultima serie o una prima di babbitt ed avrai il link che cerchi, oppure fatti un bel Barone modello Jazz, è l'unico vero...
Maurizio is a nice italian guy that I know very well. He think a Link HR can give him a good projection and brightness!!! How to get good altissimo notes with...
Hi Michael, first of all one question, are you the person that I bought a Sugal SGI by eBay? Sorry for answer that but, Did you modified the Sugal sold to me? ...
I've been playing a LeBayle Studio and a Jazz model for a few months and think I'm getting to know them to the point where I could share impressions fairly ...
... Even given that player's mouthpiece is another's doorstop, I'm interested to know how they compare to some other mouthpieces you've played. What style of...
Hello, Ricardo, yes I am one and the same and yes to the modification. If you don't like it let me know and we will do a return exchange. michael ... From:...
A Link modified with a baffle insert (also called a "wedge") can project very well, and still have nice full low notes. Same idea as the Runyon mouthpieces...
Well I been doing modifications since five years ago. Can you explain me what did you do? I have glass gage and fillers so I´m gonna check it. I love the...
I gravitated to the Studio model on the first try and have remained there, so that's the one that I know best. I'm not sure if he's still making this model, ...
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I appreciate you taking the time to give an accurate impression. Your comparison of this mpc with the Berg, attributing the differences largely to the...
This email brought to mind a conversation I had with Arnie Brilhart about 35 years ago over lunch.( Arnie and 3 of us from Armstrong (flutes) were working on...
Lars, you might find this interesting, too... First an email from Santy Runyon to me about his first mouthpiece design, and then an excerpt from an article...
We're getting too many off topic messages in the saxophone repair group about horn values and history. I've established a group (link below) to discuss...
Very interesting Paul; I guess the history is pretty complicated with so many creative individuals being involved. Thanks for posting this. - Lars ... From:...
Hello all- This is a follow-up on my previous post here about my Soloist C that played with a surprising amount of projection and volume. I'm still playing it...
As part of my research to find out more about the Woodwind Co mouthpiece company, I followed up this patent number from a WW co Sparkle-Aire Bb clarinet...
I do not fuss with ligatures as much as I used to. But the Optimum is a great ligature, especially on Meyer-like alto mouthpieces. Easy to put on, it does...
... I've just bought a new-looking Lawton 8* BR from eBay - UK item 290034304894 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=290034304894 I've got several Lawtons...
... ******************************************************************** I recall, my first Lawton in the 70's had a slight rollover and no baffle to speak of....