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WORLD FIRST!
Reeds for clarinet and saxohpone mouthpieces
Together with the clarinet player and reed expert Johannes Sulik, a
student of the legendary professor Klein (Cologne) and a teacher at
the music academy in Jugenheim, we have designed special reeds for our
mouthpieces, thus taking account of the increased demand for
high-quality reeds, which can also be used for mouthpieces of other
markes. As we attach particular importance to precision and consistent
quality in our mouthpieces, we make these reeds by hand to the same
standards of accuracy and care.
We only use reed canes of the highest quality that are organically
grown in the South of France, where they are harvested according to
the moon's phases. They are not chemically treated, nor do they
contain any additives, and are carefully selected and tested. As the
canes are of exceptional quality, the reeds are particularly
long-wearing, as has been shown in numerous tests carried out by
musicians.
The reeds produce plenty of harmonics, feature an easy response,
possess good characteristics in terms of tone and vibration and are
well suited for both beginners and professionals.
The response received from around the world so far is proof of this
claim.
The reeds are currently available in a German and Boehm design as well
as for alto saxophone. Further designs are in preparation. Available
sizes are 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5.
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HEAVEN - a new material that truly deserves its
name!
One of the various results of our research on various materials is
coloured designs, some of them with glittering metallic additions.
These mouthpieces soon became popular among musicians of any age and
style. After all, they not only look interesting, but also feature
excellent sound characteristics.
This development found its culmination in “Heaven”, a transparent
light blue material with metallic components that bears its name with
good reason, due not only to its colour, but also to its “heavenly”
sound. Compared to the traditional black designs, our “Heaven” models
are easier to play, have plenty of volume and a fluid tone with a very
quick response. We use this material for both clarinet and saxophone
mouthpieces. Two models of alto saxophone mouthpiece are available:
the “Classic” model with a traditional, slightly concave chamber, and
the “Jazz” model with a step inside made of this new material. Both
types are offered with various tables, from very narrow to very wide
depending on the response or sound desired. A very special feature of
both designs is a metal ring on the shaft. Some selected models of our
tenor saxophone mouthpieces from the “Jazz'” series are also available
with a metal ring, as are the most popular German clarinet mouthpieces
made of this material.
Not all sizes are available yet. Please contact us to find out,
whether the mouthpiece of your choice is already in stock.
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WORLD FIRST! - Wooden mouthpieces for clarinets
The use of wood in clarinet mouthpieces has a long tradition and is
considered by many clarinet players both conservative and modern to be
the ultimate material. Similarly to the material used in the body of
the instrument itself, it is associated with purity of sound, depth of
tone and homogenity. Why are they so rarely found on the market, then?
The reason is that all these positive qualities have to be bought at
the price of the instability of natural wood wooden mouthpieces tend
to warp.
We are known for our high-precision acrylic mouthpieces; and now we
have succeeded in squaring the circle. Using wood chips and a bonding
medium we have produced a material that combines the parameters of
dimensional accuracy and wooden sound. Like all our other models,
these new mouthpieces are manufactured with the same guarantee for the
table sizes.
These mouthpieces made of the new material have the typical
characteristics of wooden mouthpieces:
-sonority
-lively sound
-rich colour
-very rapid response without the risk of table warping.
For the present, the following models are available for the Boehm
clarinet, optionally with or without a metal ring:
JP5, JP6, JP7, JP8
RCR.3, RCR.5, RCR.6
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