Check Your Mouthpiece Table for Flatness: Why This Is Important

December 30, 2023 by Joe Giardullo

I just got my mouthpiece today . Well LET ME TELL YOU!!!! Holy mother of all things created… I am simply left without words. I did not know that I could enjoy playing soprano sax like this. Never, and I … Read More

Steve Ticknor - Virginia

My surprise with this mouthpiece is that it is both fat and focused at the same time…it has a rich fat tone but also is incisive with lots of bite…It has edge and volume when needed and a fat velvety … Read More

MATTHEW ASKEY - United Kingdom

The verdict is in – I’m going with the Missing Link with Hemke reeds! The piece plays great, thank you for putting that together for me!

Peter Tessin - Illinois

Just a note to tell you that I received the tenor pieces at the end of day yesterday. I had a chance to play them for a couple of hours this morning. You did a truly excellent job with both! … Read More

Daniel Charron - Quebec

A month or so ago I sent you two completely unplayable mouthpieces – one appeared to be unfinished and the other modified to an unusable extent. I was surprised, honestly, when you said they could both be saved. I was … Read More

Jacob Swanson - New York

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Check Your Mouthpiece Table for Flatness: Why This Is Important

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