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<\/a><\/p>\nIshimori Woodstone Super Custom Medium Small Chambered Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece<\/strong><\/p>\n Like the medium chambered piece I reviewed in the past, this Ishimori mouthpiece is also a work of art.\u00a0 The table, rails, tip, baffle and chamber look perfect. I’ve only played two of the Ishimori hard rubber alto mouthpieces but both seemed to resonate so much.\u00a0 I don’t know if it is the hard rubber they use,\u00a0\u00a0 how they are made or a combination of both but I really loved both of them!<\/p>\n The chamber on this “medium small” chambered mouthpiece is just slightly smaller than the “medium” chambered mouthpiece.\u00a0 The difference is\u00a0 very hard for me to see by looking at both mouthpieces side by side.\u00a0 I was actually surprised because I thought the chamber would be be noticeably smaller.\u00a0 At times, I think I can see the difference but other times I look and I can’t………<\/p>\n Ishimori Woodstone Super Custom Medium Small Chambered Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece<\/strong><\/p>\n What I couldn’t see in the chamber difference, I could definately hear by playing the mouthpiece.\u00a0 This mouthpiece is a little brighter and punchier than the “medium” chambered Ishimori.\u00a0 It’s a very subtle difference but I can really hear it when I play the mouthpieces side by side.\u00a0 You can hear the brightness and pop it has in the upper register on the recording below.\u00a0 It was smooth to play and very even to play around the horn.<\/p>\n Ishimori Woodstone Super Custom Medium Small Chambered Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece<\/strong><\/p>\n The extra brightness makes this mouthpiece a bit more versatile when playing pop and funk music on the alto.\u00a0\u00a0 It still has a respectable straight ahead tone though which would make it a great choice for alto players who have to play in different genres all night long.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n