Phil-Tone .078 Alto Mouthpiece

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I received my Phil-Tone alto mouthpiece from Philip Engleman.  Phil is known as Sigmund451 on SOTW (that’s Sax on the Web).  I was impressed with the mouthpiece just like I was with his tenor piece.  I just slapped a reed on it and it played great.  It has some nice volume to it and a great lead alto type sound.  One of those pieces with a big full sound with loads of power when pushed.

It reminds me of a Meyer type piece with more power to it.  I’ve played piece like this before but I always felt like they were too bright.  This Phil-tone mouthpiece isn’t in my opinion.  Check out the recording and let me know what you think.  Great job Phil.  I’ll probably be ordering one soon. (Phil can be contacted at: sigmund451@hotmail.com ). Listen………
 

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  1. David Erato says:

    Just found your website today, I dig your work.

    What kind of horn (alto) are you using?

    I’m looking for a good lead alto type piece to pair with my black nickel Keilwerth. My Ponzol M2 100 facing just doesn’t allow my sound to sit on top of the section.

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  2. steve says:

    I’m using a Selmer Reference 54 alto. I’m glad you like the site. thanks, steve

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