Daddario Woodwinds Graftonite Soprano Sax B7

Mouthpiece for Soprano Saxophone

Graftonite
Jazz model
Moderate sound
Tone chamber: medium
Tip opening: 1.651 mm
Facing length: 18 mm

Further information

Facing Length	19,00 mm
Tip Opening	1,60 mm
Chamber	Round
Material	Plastic
Cap	No
Ligature	No

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Nothing better at this price

Roberto Palenzuela, 16.03.2013

Good! It seems that I had commission to recommend both the mouthpieces of the RICO brand, but believe me these mouthpieces are worth much more than they cost and I only have good things to tell about them, this especially has a very good sound for soprano if you are of those saxophonists Which already has a very strident sound, with this nozzle compensate for that stridency in the sound and achieve a medium tone with body. Highly recommended.

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Elmar aus K., 07.05.2013

I bought the Graftonite B7 for my Sopransax. Sound similar to mouthpieces, which are four times as expensive. The sound is a bit rough, which I like. I would like to continue the drilling, because I actually play Tenor, sometimes baritone and I would like to consume more air, but I would have to reach much deeper into the bag. So it is a very good compromise.

In combination with strong leaflets the game on the B7 is already exhausting, I am currently with a 3.5 sheet between 20 and 30 minutes, then the approach is. But I imagine that this has a long-term effect.

For the very personal, unusual sound, something else is announced, but that should be at least for its main instrument, right?

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