D'Addario Select Jazz Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece

VINTAGE-INSPIRED DESIGN WITH MODERN PRODUCTION.

D'Addario's Select Jazz Mouthpiece stands as a testament to the artful fusion of craftsmanship and innovation, meticulously crafted to encapsulate the timeless sound and responsiveness reminiscent of the most coveted vintage mouthpieces. This exceptional mouthpiece is the result of collaboration between a team of highly skilled musicians and engineers in the USA, who have pooled their expertise to create a product of unparalleled quality and musicality.

Available in four distinct tip openings—5, 6, 7, and 8—the Select Jazz Mouthpiece caters to a spectrum of preferences, allowing musicians to choose the ideal configuration that aligns with their playing style and sonic preferences. The precision engineering ensures even intonation across the entire range of the saxophone, providing a reliable and consistent performance platform for musicians.

Designed to be versatile, the Select Jazz Mouthpiece is a superb choice for musicians across various jazz styles. Its adaptability makes it equally well-suited for the advanced student looking to refine their skills and the seasoned professional seeking a reliable and expressive tool for their musical endeavors.

As a product of D'Addario, a brand synonymous with quality and innovation, the Select Jazz Mouthpiece not only upholds the rich tradition of vintage mouthpieces but also incorporates modern advancements to meet the demands of contemporary musicians. Elevating the playing experience with precision, consistency, and a classic jazz sound, this mouthpiece stands as a pinnacle of artistry and functionality for the discerning saxophonist.

FEATURES

• Material: Solid Rod Rubber

• Made In: USA

• Chamber: Medium 

• Baffle: Low

• Ligature: Not included

• Manufacturing Method: CNC milled

• Recommended for: Advancing students / Professional 

 STAFF REVIEW

"This is a very nicely centered mouthpiece, toward the brighter side of the spectrum. It has a very big sound and is easy to play. If you don’t put too much air through it, you can get a lovely dark sound. However, when air is pushed through it, you get a contemporary bright edge. It’s reasonably resistant and consistent in altissimo, quite easy to tune and control while maintaining a reasonable degree of flex in your sound." - Mike - Sax.co.uk