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Dukoff Metal Tenor Saxophone MouthpieceDukoff's Tenor Saxophone mouthpieces feature construction from Dukoff's custom Silverite metal. This contributes to a bright "edgy" tone with depth and guts for an exciting sound. The shank of the mouthpiece has been elongated to get a better grip on the cork when tuning. The insert for the teeth is slightly contoured for more comfortable playing. The response is instantaneous and clean.
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Goll man why can't I shut up about sax equipment? Call me the mouthpiece mouse cause I can't stop trying different mouthpieces just to see what they do. Sound starts with the player, your airstream. Dukoffs have the potential to get a really great range of collors all simultaniously. Like a whole rainbow of flourescents, neons, pastels, from invisible red to invisible purple and all the aurially visible colors in between. It's kind of like looking into the brightest light you've ever seen but not having to squint to see it or look away. And the buzz is amazing.
I love my dukoff d-6 mouthpiece on my yamaha tenor 62 saxophone . The dukoff make the horn speak well in all registers and I can get different sounds from it. The dukoff is great for growl tones and split tones . Dukoff gives me great power and also great subtones.I play alot of boots Randolph songs and styles and this piece makes it easy to achieve. I use fibercell reeds with it and the combination is great.
This mouthpiece is BY FAR the most powerful mouthpiece that I have ever owned. The baffle gives this piece a super strong bright sound. It requires a good embouchure and control for a proper tone. This mouthpiece also qualifies as the one of those that I own that is the most "reed-finicky" as well. Many reeds that I have do not work well with it like LaVoz MedSoft reeds and some Vandorens. When using these I get many pops and squeeks. If nothing else, some reed-work is necessary such as light sanding. The bore is tiny! I am able to use this mouthpiece on my Conn C Melody and my Yamaha alto even though it is meant for Tenor. I would hesitate to use it on my Yanagisawa Tenor as it would destroy my neck cork for use with other mouthpieces. This might be a consideration if your neck cork is large. If you are looking for a piece that will cut through other instruments and be very bright, this is the piece for you.
I was looking for an affordable mouthpiece with good tone to go along with my Custom Z tenor that I recently brought. I tried many different metal mouthpieces including a Vandoren V16, several Otto links, and a Yanagisawa. The Dukoff had the tone I liked best. I use Vandoren Java 2 1/2s on it and the tone is amazing. I am planning to buy an Ed Daniels II ligature to further better my tone.
I'm on my third tenor Dukoff now. My first one was a D8 in the summer of 1989 and it was loud, bright and edgy on alto and tenor, exactly what I was looking for as an aggressive 18-year old. I played it for a long time and then one day in college I dropped it on a hard floor and bent the tip. I went to the local music store where the sax doctor works; I was in Boston at the time, looking for another one. To my surprise the sax doctor didn't have one. So I bought a PL8. It was more expensive and I didn't like it quite as much. So I found myself bouncing back and forth between a hard rubber Berg Larson 110/0, and an Otto Link 8 New York Model. For some reason I resisted the temptation of buying a new Dukoff D8 partly because my first band leader on the cruise ship used a Dukoff and sounded absolutely awful and couldn't stop squeaking. I couldn't stand to listen to anybody use a Dukoff for years after that (Even David Sanborn who had been my hero for years and years). My ears where tainted. He sure was loud though I'll give him that. Five years ago I needed a tenor after playing just alto for about 7 years. I bought a lousy Cannonball Big Bell Global Series without lacquer. I tried a couple mouthpieces and the sound was just raw. So this time I called WWBW to order a Dukoff. I don't know what prompted this choice. Again they didn't have any D8's in stock just like in Boston but they had an X9. It didn't sound like anything special on that first Cannonball because it was a lousy horn but I kept the mouthpiece. I recently traded my first Cannonball for a new black nickel, don't cringe, Cannonball Stone Series. The first time I put my Dukoff X9 on that horn it was magic. I love the X9 even more than that D8 I had. Obviously the different model of horn had something to do with it but I'm not advertising Cannonball's. Sound starts from the mouthpiece. I'd try to describe the sound but I'd be saying the same thing everybody else says about the mouthpiece they like; big, fat, robust, and bright with a fat bottom. Not quite as bright as a D8 but bright nonetheless, the way a Dukoff is supposed to sound. You should try it.
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