Brilhart Ebolin Alto Sax Mouthpiece The efficiency of the facing design and the accuracy of the finishing make PREMIERE alto and tenor saxophone  Brilhart used a different tip opening numbering system than those of Meyer or Otto Link. His standard sizes were consistent to his numbering system, however many of the very small and large sizes varied from piece to piece. So it is best to measure the tip openings. Brilhart had five primary models: The Saxophone Mouthpiece (and Clarinet Mouthpiece) Tip Size, or Tip-Opening, is the distance between the reed and mouthpiece tip. This number is usually on the side of the mouthpiece body, or on the table. The smaller the tip size the more narrow the opening; the larger the tip size the larger the opening.

Otto Link Improved Tone Master GA facing. 2,06 mm - 0,81 " Brilhart Hard rubber. Brilhart Ebolin 2* on by Glenn Johnston. with small baffle and opened tip  7 Aug 2008 It depends on what type of Brilhart you have. Check out the tenor mouthpiece tip opening chart on Theo Wanne's website. You should be able to  3 Jun 2012 The top line of each chart describes the opening in thousandths of an inch. Charts are available for Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Baritone  B5 model for alto saxophone; Tip opening: .080"; Facing length: 20mm; Durable; Designed by the world's leading mouthpiece designer, Arnold Brilhart, the understand how different tip clearances and chamber sizes affect what comes out   9 Dec 2013 The tip opening on these pieces (this is a #3 and I doubt that Selmer even I had crumpled up this chart and threw it away before I decided to 

I was curious about something: I've seen a lot of pictures and references to Brilhart 4 and 4* mouthpieces for alto. 3/3*, 5/5* seem to come up with somewhat less frequency, with the Specials or 2/2* being rarer. However other than the Personalines, (which are two sizes smaller than marked) every reference I've found to 6 or larger openings has been for tenor or bari.

B5 model for alto saxophone; Tip opening: .080"; Facing length: 20mm; Durable; Designed by the world's leading mouthpiece designer, Arnold Brilhart, the understand how different tip clearances and chamber sizes affect what comes out   9 Dec 2013 The tip opening on these pieces (this is a #3 and I doubt that Selmer even I had crumpled up this chart and threw it away before I decided to  Brilhart Tonalin. 4. 5*. Bundy. 2. 3. 4. Bobby Dukoff. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Claude Lakey. 4*3/. 4*4. 5-. 3/5*. 6*3/. 7*3. Dave Guardala. ST/B. T. KR. B. SK. Drake. 5. 6. Additionally, it comes it different facing sizes and you can select as per your 15) Selmer BE402-31 Brilhart Ebolin Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece – Model 3*. The ARB series of mouthpieces was developed by Elmer Beechler and Arnold Ross Brilhart. They are machine faced and hand finished. The tip openings and  Brilhart Ebolin Alto Sax Mouthpiece The efficiency of the facing design and the accuracy of the finishing make PREMIERE alto and tenor saxophone  Brilhart used a different tip opening numbering system than those of Meyer or Otto Link. His standard sizes were consistent to his numbering system, however many of the very small and large sizes varied from piece to piece. So it is best to measure the tip openings. Brilhart had five primary models:

* New tip opening range, from 2 to 10. * New 3 distinct facing lenghts : Short / Medium/ Long but with. old flat facing curves from 

7 Aug 2008 It depends on what type of Brilhart you have. Check out the tenor mouthpiece tip opening chart on Theo Wanne's website. You should be able to  3 Jun 2012 The top line of each chart describes the opening in thousandths of an inch. Charts are available for Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Baritone  B5 model for alto saxophone; Tip opening: .080"; Facing length: 20mm; Durable; Designed by the world's leading mouthpiece designer, Arnold Brilhart, the understand how different tip clearances and chamber sizes affect what comes out   9 Dec 2013 The tip opening on these pieces (this is a #3 and I doubt that Selmer even I had crumpled up this chart and threw it away before I decided to  Brilhart Tonalin. 4. 5*. Bundy. 2. 3. 4. Bobby Dukoff. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Claude Lakey. 4*3/. 4*4. 5-. 3/5*. 6*3/. 7*3. Dave Guardala. ST/B. T. KR. B. SK. Drake. 5. 6. Additionally, it comes it different facing sizes and you can select as per your 15) Selmer BE402-31 Brilhart Ebolin Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece – Model 3*.

The Saxophone Mouthpiece (and Clarinet Mouthpiece) Tip Size, or Tip-Opening, is the distance between the reed and mouthpiece tip. This number is usually on the side of the mouthpiece body, or on the table. The smaller the tip size the more narrow the opening; the larger the tip size the larger the opening.

7 Aug 2008 It depends on what type of Brilhart you have. Check out the tenor mouthpiece tip opening chart on Theo Wanne's website. You should be able to  3 Jun 2012 The top line of each chart describes the opening in thousandths of an inch. Charts are available for Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Baritone  B5 model for alto saxophone; Tip opening: .080"; Facing length: 20mm; Durable; Designed by the world's leading mouthpiece designer, Arnold Brilhart, the understand how different tip clearances and chamber sizes affect what comes out   9 Dec 2013 The tip opening on these pieces (this is a #3 and I doubt that Selmer even I had crumpled up this chart and threw it away before I decided to 

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3 Jun 2012 The top line of each chart describes the opening in thousandths of an inch. Charts are available for Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Baritone  B5 model for alto saxophone; Tip opening: .080"; Facing length: 20mm; Durable; Designed by the world's leading mouthpiece designer, Arnold Brilhart, the understand how different tip clearances and chamber sizes affect what comes out   9 Dec 2013 The tip opening on these pieces (this is a #3 and I doubt that Selmer even I had crumpled up this chart and threw it away before I decided to  Brilhart Tonalin. 4. 5*. Bundy. 2. 3. 4. Bobby Dukoff. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Claude Lakey. 4*3/. 4*4. 5-. 3/5*. 6*3/. 7*3. Dave Guardala. ST/B. T. KR. B. SK. Drake. 5. 6. Additionally, it comes it different facing sizes and you can select as per your 15) Selmer BE402-31 Brilhart Ebolin Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece – Model 3*.

Brilhart used a different tip opening numbering system than those of Meyer or Otto Link. His standard sizes were consistent to his numbering system, however many of the very small and large sizes varied from piece to piece. So it is best to measure the tip openings. Brilhart had five primary models: The Saxophone Mouthpiece (and Clarinet Mouthpiece) Tip Size, or Tip-Opening, is the distance between the reed and mouthpiece tip. This number is usually on the side of the mouthpiece body, or on the table. The smaller the tip size the more narrow the opening; the larger the tip size the larger the opening.