The Selmer Paris C85 Series Bass Clarinet Mouthpiece has a large sound, rich in low overtones; subtly combining power and roundness, its flexibility and precision facilitate staccato, without aggressiveness. 

A good mouthpiece can noticeably improve any instrument's sound. The relationship between the chamber, baffle, bore, facing length and tip opening subtly affects musical and acoustical characteristics-sonority, fullness, volume, accuracy of pitch and response. Any variation - no matter how minor - will produce quite different results. 

For over 100 years, Selmer (Paris) has been producing the finest mouthpieces. They are made of long-lasting ebonite (vulcanized rubber) bars that endure through years of use. Decades-old techniques are continually refined to maintain the quality expected from Selmer (Paris). 

Mouthpieces are available in a wide range of tip openings and facing lengths. Every woodwind player can find one best suited to his or her personal requirements.