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Hey, everyone.
My regular tenor piece is a Brilhart 5* metal job from the 1970's, but I've been looking for a different setup.
Meanwhile, going through a drawer at the house, I tried an old stock piece (plastic) that I had lying around and I really like it! It's marked "4C", but i'm not really certain what that means....
I'm going to assume the 4 is the opening, but it anyone familiar with that particular "marking?"
I'm thinking if the 4C is a measurement, I may want to look into a hard rubber Berg or something with the same specs.
I have owned and played only 3 tenor pieces in the last ten years:
Steel Berg Larsen 115/2
Otto Link STM 7*
and, finally, the Brilhart 5*...
Am I trending toward "closer" mouthpieces at the end of a decade?
Thanks for any replies, advice.
PS: I play a Rico Royal 2.5
Brian
My regular tenor piece is a Brilhart 5* metal job from the 1970's, but I've been looking for a different setup.
Meanwhile, going through a drawer at the house, I tried an old stock piece (plastic) that I had lying around and I really like it! It's marked "4C", but i'm not really certain what that means....
I'm going to assume the 4 is the opening, but it anyone familiar with that particular "marking?"
I'm thinking if the 4C is a measurement, I may want to look into a hard rubber Berg or something with the same specs.
I have owned and played only 3 tenor pieces in the last ten years:
Steel Berg Larsen 115/2
Otto Link STM 7*
and, finally, the Brilhart 5*...
Am I trending toward "closer" mouthpieces at the end of a decade?
Thanks for any replies, advice.
PS: I play a Rico Royal 2.5
Brian