F. Louis “Level Expander” - longer screw

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Owners of special, thinner, custom-made, or German clarinet mouthpieces may have difficulty adjusting the pressure plate to fit the reed perfectly.
To resolve this issue, a Level Expander should be inserted into the Ultimate or Pure Brass reed screw.

Manufacturer: Francois Louis
François Louis, born in Brussels in 1954, began his journey in musical instrument making after gaining experience in fluid mechanics as a motorbike competition mechanic. He quickly gained recognition for his modifications to saxophone mouthpieces, attracting interest from renowned musicians like Joe Lovano. Over the years, he patented new mouthpiece designs, expanded his workshop globally, and collaborated with esteemed musicians. François also ventured into teaching master classes and innovated ligature designs. Notably, he embarked on a collaboration with composer Philippe Boesmans for a saxophone prototype project. In 2003, François Louis furthered his innovations, including the modelisation of the Aulochrome and the development of new reed concepts for saxophones and clarinets.

Owners of special, thinner, custom-made, or German clarinet mouthpieces may have difficulty adjusting the pressure plate to fit the reed perfectly.
To resolve this issue, a Level Expander should be inserted into the Ultimate or Pure Brass reed screw.

Manufacturer: Francois Louis

François Louis, born in Brussels in 1954, began his journey in musical instrument making after gaining experience in fluid mechanics as a motorbike competition mechanic. He quickly gained recognition for his modifications to saxophone mouthpieces, attracting interest from renowned musicians like Joe Lovano. Over the years, he patented new mouthpiece designs, expanded his workshop globally, and collaborated with esteemed musicians. François also ventured into teaching master classes and innovated ligature designs. Notably, he embarked on a collaboration with composer Philippe Boesmans for a saxophone prototype project. In 2003, François Louis furthered his innovations, including the modelisation of the Aulochrome and the development of new reed concepts for saxophones and clarinets.