[Ajgor]

Hello.

Does anybody know What is this mouthpiece? Can not find anything about it

 

[JayeLID]

Post a pic of entire mouthpiece, please....

 

[Ajgor]

Post a pic of entire mouthpiece, please....

Yes, You are right. Sorry.

This is an old mouthpiece, and I got it in my orchestra. Unfortunatelly nobody knows, what is it.

 

[milandro]

you being Polish and this being old it may come from Eastern Europe? That it would be very strange in anyone outside that area knows it .

It looks like a Meyer copy

 

[Ajgor]

I asked on the Polish forum. Nobody knew

 

[milandro]

It may be from an obscure and marginal maker then somewhere in the world, there were and still are many

 

[Ajgor]

Yes. You are right. In any case, it's not ease to blow. I do not like it

 

[Sigmund451]

Even the photo makes me guess the facing is uber short which would explain it playing rough. Its probaby an ok blank.

 

[blaine hoopes]

I'm sure I've had a mouthpiece just like that a long time ago but I don't remember much about it or where I got it. (I bought and sold and repaired a lot of instruments). I believe that first straight line showing in the brand name is the front leg of a very tall letter "R" with the rest of the "R" rubbed off. Revell is what I seem to remember it saying as the brand name.

 

[skeller047]

I'm sure I've had a mouthpiece just like that a long time ago but I don't remember much about it or where I got it. (I bought and sold and repaired a lot of instruments). I believe that first straight line showing in the brand name is the front leg of a very tall letter "R" with the rest of the "R" rubbed off. Revell is what I seem to remember it saying as the brand name.

I was reminded of "Revell" also, because it looks just like the logo Revell used on their plastic model cars, ships and airplanes. Anyone over 40, in the US, who built model kits as a kid, will recognize that.

I just didn't expect to see that name on a mouthpiece.

 

[blaine hoopes]

I was reminded of "Revell" also, because it looks just like the logo Revell used on their plastic model cars, ships and airplanes. Anyone over 40, in the US, who built model kits as a kid, will recognize that.

I just didn't expect to see that name on a mouthpiece.

I certainly put a lot of Revell models together as a kid -- but my memory is nagging at me that I've had (or maybe just seen) a Revell sax mouthpiece like the pictures in the OP but can't remember where I got it or whatever became of it.

 

[B Flat]

If its not really good to play and you don’t like it, what it is, is of no real importance.
Move it in and forget about it.
Life is too short.

 

[milandro]

Logos are very different