With the same tip opening: long facing = stronger reed, short facing
= softer reed.
With the same facing: open mouthpiece = softer reed, closed mouthpiece
= stronger reed
Complete listing of Soprano Saxophone Mouthpieces
2 chamber options to obtain all styles of sound, from classical to Jazz.
|
Mouthpiece |
Tip Opening
1/100 mm |
Facing
Length |
Recommended Reeds
|
 |
JAZZ |
Comments |
|
Traditional |
Java |
V16 |
ZZ |
| S35 |
182 |
ML |
2/2,5/3 |
2,5/3/3,5 |
2,5/3/3,5 |
2,5/3/3,5 |
g |
|
|
| S25 |
153 |
C |
2,5/3/3,5 |
3/3,5/4 |
3/3,5 |
3/3,5/4 |
|
g |
|
| S15 |
123 |
C |
3/3,5/4 |
3,5/4 |
3,5/4 |
3,5/4 |
|
g |
|
| S27 |
111 |
M |
3/3,5/4 |
3,5/4 |
3,5/4 |
3,5/4 |
|
g |
|
Facing Length Abbreviations: ML= Medium Long, M=Medium, S=Short
Comments
| S35 |
A very open tip, long facing, the jazz mouthpiece. |
| S25 |
Suitable for both classical and dance music. Designed to use softer
reeds than the S15 with equal sound emission facilities. |
| S15 |
Recommended for classical music. |
| S27 |
Designed for playing with optimum tone color throughout the compass of
the instrument. Recommended for classical saxophone study. |