Bari Tenor Sax Mouthpiece Hybrid Gold 7* (.105")

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The Bari Hybrid Gold 7* tenor saxophone mouthpiece combines the benefits of hard rubber and metal by merging the comfort and feel of ebonite with the added weight of metal. This design enhances tonal versatility and offers excellent projection and intonation. The mouthpiece provides a full and focused sound, making it ideal for jazz, fusion, and studio musicians. The finish is gold-plated and high-gloss polished.

Material Ebonite and Metal
Tip opening 2,70 mm (.105")
Equipment without Ligature and Cap

Manufacturer: Bari
Bari Woodwinds is a manufacturer of mouthpieces and synthetic reeds that produce a unique sound. The designer of the original Bari reeds and mouthpieces, Wolfe Taninbaum, began with the goal of achieving a unique sound. He developed the first synthetic reed, which was accepted by some of the world s best musicians. Bari produces traditional mouthpieces made of ebonite, hard rubber, and metal for saxophone, clarinet, and bass clarinet. In addition, they have developed innovative designs like the Hybrid and the Cyclone. Their synthetic reeds are popular among players because they are more consistent than cane reeds and require no break-in time.

The Bari Hybrid Gold 7* tenor saxophone mouthpiece combines the benefits of hard rubber and metal by merging the comfort and feel of ebonite with the added weight of metal. This design enhances tonal versatility and offers excellent projection and intonation. The mouthpiece provides a full and focused sound, making it ideal for jazz, fusion, and studio musicians. The finish is gold-plated and high-gloss polished.

Material	Ebonite and Metal
Tip opening	2,70 mm (.105")
Equipment	without Ligature and Cap

Manufacturer: Bari

Bari Woodwinds is a manufacturer of mouthpieces and synthetic reeds that produce a unique sound. The designer of the original Bari reeds and mouthpieces, Wolfe Taninbaum, began with the goal of achieving a unique sound. He developed the first synthetic reed, which was accepted by some of the world s best musicians. Bari produces traditional mouthpieces made of ebonite, hard rubber, and metal for saxophone, clarinet, and bass clarinet. In addition, they have developed innovative designs like the Hybrid and the Cyclone. Their synthetic reeds are popular among players because they are more consistent than cane reeds and require no break-in time.