Saxophone Mouthpieces
Saxophone mouthpieces define your saxophone sound and playing response. At Gear4music we stock a wide range of mouthpieces for your saxophone, from leading brands such as Daddario, Jodyjazz, Otto Link, and Theo Wanne.
Saxophone mouthpieces define your saxophone sound and playing response. At Gear4music we stock a wide range of mouthpieces for your saxophone, from leading brands such as Daddario, Jodyjazz, Otto Link, and Theo Wanne.
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Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece by Gear4music
Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece by Gear4music
Rico by D'Addario Metalite Baritone Saxophone Mouthpiece, M9
Yamaha 4C Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece
Soprano Saxophone Metal Mouthpiece by Gear4music
Alto Saxophone Metal No 7 Mouthpiece by Gear4music
Yamaha 5C Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece
Yamaha 6C Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece
Brilhart Special Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece 6
Rousseau 3.0 Classic NC Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece, NC4
Selmer Paris Soloist Alto Sax Mouthpiece, C*
Selmer Paris S90 Tenor Sax Mouthpiece, 180
Selmer Paris Soloist Tenor Sax Mouthpiece, C*
Meyer New York Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece, Rubber, 7M
Selmer Paris S90 Baritone Sax Mouthpiece, 180
JodyJazz HR* Custom Dark Baritone Saxophone Mouthpiece, 6
JodyJazz DV JC Custom Metal Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece, 7
Theo Wanne Lakshmi Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece, Metal, 7*
Theo Wanne Durga 5 Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece, Metal 7*
Theo Wanne Gaia 4 Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece, Metal 8
Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece by Gear4music
Rico by D'Addario Graftonite Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece, B3
Rico by D'Addario Graftonite Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece, A5
Rico by D'Addario Graftonite Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece, A3
Rico by D'Addario Graftonite Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece, B5
Rico by D'Addario Graftonite Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece, B7
Rico by D'Addario Graftonite Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece, B5
Rico by D'Addario Graftonite Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece, C7
Jupiter 'Try Out' Mouthpieces Box
Rico by D'Addario Graftonite Baritone Sax Mouthpiece, B5
Yamaha 3C Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece
Yamaha 6C Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece
Trevor James Z8 Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece, Ligature and Cap
Yamaha 3C Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece
Yamaha 4C Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece
Yamaha 4C Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece
Yamaha 5C Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece
Rico by D'Addario Metalite Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece, M7
Yamaha 6C Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece
Rico by D'Addario Metalite Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece, M7
About Saxophone Mouthpieces
Saxophone mouthpieces shape the sound and playability of your saxophone. They come in various materials, designs, and openings to suit different styles and preferences. The right sax mouthpiece can transform your saxophone's tone, offering everything from a smooth, mellow sound to a bright, edgy tone. Material choices such as rubber, plastic, and metal significantly affect the instrument's resonance and player comfort.
Different mouthpieces cater to beginners, enthusiasts, and professional players alike. Beginners might prefer mouthpieces that promote ease of play and consistent sound, while advanced players often seek those that offer greater control and flexibility for a wider range of dynamics and expressions. The technology and design principles behind saxophone mouthpieces focus on balancing the reed's vibration with the player's airflow, ensuring a seamless connection between the musician and their instrument.
Saxophone Mouthpieces FAQs
Do saxophone mouthpieces make a difference?
Mouthpieces make a difference in playing tone and responsivity, by selecting the correct mouthpiece suited to your playing, you can create your individual saxophone sound. Depending on what playing ability you are at will depend on which mouthpiece you would like.
How do you pick a saxophone mouthpiece?
You choose a saxophone mouthpiece based on many factors, including playing experience and level. The smaller the tip opening the easier it becomes to develop and achieve a focused and consistent tone when paired correctly with a reed suitable for the player. This makes mouthpieces with smaller tip openings ideal for beginner players. If you are a professional player, the type of mouthpiece you use will depend on what genres you are playing and what tone you’re after. If you're looking for more guidance on choosing mouthpieces check out our blog on Your next Saxophone Mouthpiece everything you need to know.
Why are saxophone mouthpieces so expensive?
Some mouthpieces are expensive due to their handmade features and the level of skill that is required to make the mouthpiece. The materials that the mouthpiece is made from also make a big difference in cost for example a hand-hammered metal mouthpiece is going to be more expensive than a standard plastic mouthpiece. Whilst you can get affordable mouthpieces, the price all depends on the material and craftsmanship.
