Check Your Mouthpiece Table for Flatness: Why This Is Important

December 30, 2023 by Joe Giardullo

Apologies for taking so long to send this note, but I need to tell you that the Missing Link you made for me is fantastic. I liked it right away. The tone is flexible, allowing me to nuance the brightness … Read More

Nathan Hanson - Minnesota

WOW! Low notes sound and high notes in tune. Low C, Middle C, and High C spot right on according to my tuner! Nice, warm sound. With its Missing Link mouthpiece, my Yamaha is like a whole new horn. Also, … Read More

James Garcia - California

The workmanship is the best I’ve seen and I’ve had a lot of mouthpieces pass through my hands over the years. Thanks for all your help.

Bob Flavin - Maryland

After almost 50 years playing soprano sax, I thought that I was getting the best possible results from my horn with the mouthpieces that I had been using – until I recently tried a couple of models from Sopranoplanet! … Read More

John Surman, ECM recording artist - Oslo

I got the 2 mouthpieces (Selmer Concept & Vandoren SL3) in the mail today and I tried them right away. First, I now perfectly understand what you meant by the Selmer Concept being much brighter than the Vandoren. I didn’t … Read More

Guillaume Chanfreau - California

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Check Your Mouthpiece Table for Flatness: Why This Is Important

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