Aizen LS Tenor Sax Mouthpiece "Vintage" 7*

without Ligature and Cap

210,00 €*

% List price: 322,00 €* (34.78% saved)

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The AIZEN LS tenor saxophone mouthpiece "Vintage" 7*, crafted from high-quality special resin, offers extremely easy playability. It delivers a round, powerful sound that excels even in high registers, without the airflow resistance commonly associated with vintage mouthpieces. This mouthpiece is particularly well-suited for modern jazz and is inspired by the legendary vintage mouthpieces of the 1950s and 1960s.

Material Special Resin
Tip opening 2,67 mm (.105")
Facing lenght 28 mm (1.10")
Chamber round
Equipment without Ligature and Cap

Manufacturer: Aizen
Responsible for the Aizen mouthpieces is Minoru Kubota and his company Projection Co. Ltd. He himself is a saxophonist and owner of a music store in Kochi, Japan; attached is a small but high-quality workshop. All mouthpieces are intended for a rather conservative clientele. The mouthpiece chambers have a traditional geometry and are non-stepped. The goal of the Japanese manufacturer was to revive the playing characteristics of the best vintage mouthpieces of the 1960s and 1970s under the Aizen brand. To achieve this, a multitude of older mouthpieces were tested and measured for their playing characteristics. The best examples served as models for the Aizen mouthpieces.

The AIZEN LS tenor saxophone mouthpiece "Vintage" 7*, crafted from high-quality special resin, offers extremely easy playability. It delivers a round, powerful sound that excels even in high registers, without the airflow resistance commonly associated with vintage mouthpieces. This mouthpiece is particularly well-suited for modern jazz and is inspired by the legendary vintage mouthpieces of the 1950s and 1960s.

Material	Special Resin
Tip opening	2,67 mm (.105")
Facing lenght	28 mm (1.10")
Chamber	round
Equipment	without Ligature and Cap

Manufacturer: Aizen

Responsible for the Aizen mouthpieces is Minoru Kubota and his company Projection Co. Ltd. He himself is a saxophonist and owner of a music store in Kochi, Japan; attached is a small but high-quality workshop. All mouthpieces are intended for a rather conservative clientele. The mouthpiece chambers have a traditional geometry and are non-stepped. The goal of the Japanese manufacturer was to revive the playing characteristics of the best vintage mouthpieces of the 1960s and 1970s under the Aizen brand. To achieve this, a multitude of older mouthpieces were tested and measured for their playing characteristics. The best examples served as models for the Aizen mouthpieces.