Check Your Mouthpiece Table for Flatness: Why This Is Important

December 30, 2023 by Joe Giardullo

The Coro ~ 1 arrived today and I’ve just had a chance to play it. IT IS INCREDIBLE!!!! This mouthpiece is simply the best I have ever played. It sings with a beautiful, rich “flavor” to the sound. If I … Read More

Peter Brooke - Los Angeles

Hey Joe, Got the piece. Played your #2 Marca up to 80’s Rico Royal #4. Great regardless. The scale is ridiculously even, pitch bends are effortless and there’s a ring to the horn that the Francois Louis doesn’t have. The … Read More

Beau Barry - Illinois

You nailed it. It’s a totally different animal and now a joy. Thank you so much for all the extra work and talking me into staying with it.

Chris Cole - Massachusetts

I have found the mouthpiece you crafted to be excellent. I have been playing on the soprano almost exclusively since I got your mouthpiece, the Open Sky 2. It’s that good. First, It is very reed-friendly. Nearly every reed I put … Read More

Scott Kettering - Florida

I don’t know what you’re doing over there, but keep doing it. The mouthpiece sounds and plays beautifully.

George Dierna - New Jersey

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Check Your Mouthpiece Table for Flatness: Why This Is Important

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