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I recently came into owning a white Tonalin-style alto mouthpiece. It looks a great deal like a Brilhart Great Neck, except no black bite plate. It has "Slick" on it had a medium sized chamber with flat sidewalls. The tip opening is stamped on the body above the shank like a Florida Link. I have no idea what is up with this piece. I've asked Mark Sepinuk and a couple of other folks if they'd ever heard of it. Crickets. Anyway, any information would be very helpful.





 

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Be nice, Aaron. If you had the 'piece fixed and it still plays horribly, maybe the blame is not with the mouthpiece. :shock:

Pictures, Tom? We know you can do it. ;)
 
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