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<\/a><\/p>\nMarmaduke Hard Rubber Alto Sax Mouthpiece These Marmaduke alto saxophone mouthpieces look great.\u00a0 The tip and rails are thin and even.\u00a0 The tip matches the shape of my reeds perfectly.\u00a0 I used a Ishimori Woodstone 3 reed on these clips and both mouthpieces played great with that reed. The mouthpieces have a slight rollover baffle.\u00a0 <\/em>The chamber is about the size of a medium Meyer chamber. Marmaduke Hard Rubber Alto Sax Mouthpiece<\/strong><\/strong><\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\n I played the .072 tip mouthpiece first.\u00a0 This was the 5.\u00a0 It had a nice crisp brightness to the sound.\u00a0 Even though the notes were bright and tone was thick and fat in my opinion.\u00a0 It reminded me of that vintage “Meyer” type brightness and power.\u00a0 A nice compact powerful tone.<\/p>\n The 6 (.078 tip opening)\u00a0 had\u00a0 a slightly darker sound to it for me.\u00a0 The two clips below are a good example of how increasing the tip size by just .006 can change the sound.\u00a0 Many times moving to a larger tip can make the sound a bit darker and more open sounding.\u00a0 The tone sounded a bit rounder and sweeter to me than the 5 tip opening.\u00a0 The 5 seemed a bit brighter and more aggressive to my ears.<\/p>\n Marmaduke Hard Rubber Alto Sax Mouthpiece<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\n If your interested in trying one of these mouthpieces yourself, visit Marmaduke Mouthpieces.<\/a><\/p>\n Marmaduke HR .072 Alto Mouthpiece<\/strong><\/strong><\/strong><\/strong>
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