This mouthpiece offers a high precision attack and a very centred sound.

In its time it has appeared on recordings by both Marcel Mule on alto and John Coltrane on soprano.

Every mouthpiece series in the Selmer line corresponds to a different sound aesthetic, more or less timbered.

Despite constantly changing trends and musicians looking for their own individual sound, universal parameters exist which must also be taken into account related to the morphology and playing style of different players.

This is why Selmer offers a multiplicity of openings that have a considerable effect on playing comfort and ease of blowing. It must also be noted that certain mouthpieces are more or less easy to play for the same sized opening, from one series to another.

SELMER-Paris mouthpieces have been around for a long time and are considered to be 'industry professional standard'.

The SELMER-Paris mouthpieces are hard-wearing and still reliable even after long time use.

High level technologies make it possible to adjust with accuracy the mouthpiece internal sizes while assuring smooth quality.

The SELMER-Paris mouthpieces are now well known around the world; they are available in a very wide range of openings and lays offering to everyone the possibility to obtain the best.