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<\/a><\/p>\nFlorida Double Ring Otto Link Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece<\/strong><\/p>\n As usual, Brian Powell did a great job on this Otto Link.\u00a0 The table, rails and tip look perfect.\u00a0 There is a short rollover baffle that extends down into a large chamber.\u00a0 The roof of the chamber looks very thin to me.\u00a0 Not sure if it came that way or if that is Brian’s work but it is raised a good amount from the roof of the bore of the mouthpiece. This makes the chamber slightly larger than the bore circumference.\u00a0 The mouthpiece has a serial number of “U24” on it.\u00a0 I was curious about it’s length so I lined it up next to my other Florida Links and modern Links and it was the same length as the others.<\/p>\n Florida Double Ring Otto Link Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece<\/strong><\/p>\n The reed I’m using on this is a Rico Select Jazz 3S.\u00a0 I hope to get a 3M this weekend to try because the 3S was a tad soft for my tastes.\u00a0 I also tried my Rigotti Gold reeds but this mouthpiece did not do well with Rigotti Gold reeds.\u00a0 It played well with softer Rigotti’s but when I moved up to a harder size it got way too edgy!\u00a0\u00a0 Luckily, I tried the RSJ reeds on it and the edge was lessened.\u00a0 I have noticed this “edge” affect with Rigotti’s on my Lamberson and JVW Link and always attributed it to their shorter facing curves not liking the Rigotti’s……….<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n