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Meyer CMR402NY6M 6M Connoisseur New York Hard Rubber Alto Sax Mouthpiece

Discover the unparalleled excellence of the Meyer Bros. New York mouthpiece, a true masterpiece of craftsmanship designed for alto saxophone players seeking exceptional control, sound, and playability. This mouthpiece, a re-release of the most sought-after Meyer Bros. model, is renowned for its superior performance and has been the instrument of choice for legendary jazz musician Cannonball Adderley during his prime. Crafted with precision, this mouthpiece combines the rich heritage of Meyer Bros. with cutting-edge design to offer an unparalleled playing experience.

Product Specifications and Technical Details

The Meyer CMR402NY6M 6M Connoisseur New York mouthpiece is meticulously crafted from hard rubber, ensuring durability and a rich, full-bodied tone. Its 0.076 inch tip opening provides a responsive feel and allows for a wide range of expression. The metal ring incorporated into the design enhances the tone, response, and projection, making it a favorite among professional musicians. This mouthpiece is the result of a meticulous molding process using the original mold, cores, and facing cams, guaranteeing a perfect reproduction of the classic Meyer Bros. sound. Additionally, the included Bonade style ligature and plastic Meyer Bros. cap provide a complete and comfortable playing experience.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

Whether you are a seasoned professional or an aspiring musician, the Meyer CMR402NY6M 6M Connoisseur New York mouthpiece is an ideal choice. Its outstanding playability and versatility make it suitable for a variety of musical genres, from jazz to classical. The mouthpiece's superior control and sound quality are perfect for both practicing and performing, helping you to bring your musical vision to life. Elevate your alto saxophone playing with this iconic piece, and experience the satisfaction of owning a piece of musical history.