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Last Year I bought an old soprano sax and there were a couple of soprano mouthpieces in the case.
One of them is a Berg Larsen Hard Rubber 65 2 SMS.
It is old and well-used, but the SMS is offset, so I am wondering if this is a vintage mouthpiece and whether it is worth much.
(I prefer my PPT mouthpiece, so I aim to sell the Berg Larsen.)
On the top it says "LONDON ENGLAND" in square caps, slightly offset to the left and "Berg Larsen" in script.
On the shank it says "65", with "2" centred under the 65 and "SMS" on the same line as the 2.
It has very little baffle, but has a bullet chamber.
The ligature and cap are generic - not Berg Larsen.
Can anybody tell me more about it?
One of them is a Berg Larsen Hard Rubber 65 2 SMS.
It is old and well-used, but the SMS is offset, so I am wondering if this is a vintage mouthpiece and whether it is worth much.
(I prefer my PPT mouthpiece, so I aim to sell the Berg Larsen.)
On the top it says "LONDON ENGLAND" in square caps, slightly offset to the left and "Berg Larsen" in script.
On the shank it says "65", with "2" centred under the 65 and "SMS" on the same line as the 2.
It has very little baffle, but has a bullet chamber.
The ligature and cap are generic - not Berg Larsen.
Can anybody tell me more about it?




