Hi guys,
I've been using a rubber classical mouthpiece for some time now, and I would like to look into getting a metal jazz one.
I understand that the use of metal in making the piece changes the way it resonates (making it louder? Anything else?)--but what is the benefit to having a 'jazz' mouthpiece?
How are metal jazz pieces visibly different from metal classical pieces?
From what I've seen, jazz mouthpieces are a little more slender and tubular, and usually have what would appear to be a black spot on the top.
This description, however, may fit ANY metal mouthpiece. I don't really know...
Thanks for your feedback!
I've been using a rubber classical mouthpiece for some time now, and I would like to look into getting a metal jazz one.
I understand that the use of metal in making the piece changes the way it resonates (making it louder? Anything else?)--but what is the benefit to having a 'jazz' mouthpiece?
How are metal jazz pieces visibly different from metal classical pieces?
From what I've seen, jazz mouthpieces are a little more slender and tubular, and usually have what would appear to be a black spot on the top.
This description, however, may fit ANY metal mouthpiece. I don't really know...
Thanks for your feedback!