Check Your Mouthpiece Table for Flatness: Why This Is Important

December 30, 2023 by Joe Giardullo

I played yesterday the Metropolitain for 2 or 3 hours, with a soft reed like you told me. As you know, with a new mouthpiece, the first 30 seconds are crucial: yes or no. And after that of course some … Read More

Jean-Yves Auchere - Lyon, France

Joe – the vintage Woodwind.Co piece arrived yesterday – GREAT piece – with a ZZ reed I am getting consistent tone and dynamics all the way up & down, with great expression – with a Blue Box a softer tone … Read More

Alex Clark - United Kingdom

I received the Missing Link last night. I played it a bit with Rico Jazz Select 3M like you suggested, and it played very nicely from the bottom to the top with much thicker sound than I could ever play. … Read More

Hitoshi Watanabe - Tokyo

Having just spent the weekend on Sopranoplanet——I will do my best to describe the experience. The Missing Link makes my ’71 mark vi sound utterly gorgeous! Every note on the horn is fully capable of sounding beautiful! The sub-tone is … Read More

Steven Flygare - Salt Lake City

The MP arrived yesterday safely! I played today for a longer time and it sounds great, plays very well and easy and is very equilibrated in all ranges! I am really happy with your MP and your recommendation, thanks a … Read More

Peter Schmid - Switzerland

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Check Your Mouthpiece Table for Flatness: Why This Is Important

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