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Guardala MBII Tenor Saxophone MouthpieceThe Guardala MBII tenor saxophone mouthpiece helps you capture the fusion sound that defined the 1980s. The Guardala MBII offers plenty of edge but also reproduces the fat, bottom sound associated with the greatest tenor saxophonists of the last 25 years.
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I bought my MB II and it is the greatest sounding mouthpiece in the world. Just put it on your sax and blow one note. You won't be able to put your horn down. I have tried at least 15 mouthpieces from WWBW and this is the one I have been looking for. Bright, beautiful and easy to play. Frazier
Was not impressed when I first played this MP with the included ligature. Was about to send the MP back when I decided to order a BG metal ligature. What a difference a ligature makes. The ligature that comes with this MP is pretty much a "Throw away". The MBII has just the right balance of edge and body. The sound has a good "core" to it. Intonation is the best I have ever played. Low notes don't honk and the altissimo is easily jumps out.
Once I played on this mouthpiece I will never go back. My first mouthpiece I ever used was a Otto Link and this mouthpiece is way beyond that. This gave me the tone that I have searched for forever. Amazing mouthpiece and I suggest everyone to give this a try.
I have played on the Studio mpc for years now and finally was able to order the MBII. It plays like a Guardala. Free blowing, powerful, and in tune. Slightly larger overall sound with a greater ease of blowing. More ballsy in the low register which is pretty amazing since the Studio is a powerful mouthpiece in it's own right. There are sites that have $600 and $700 copies of these mouthpieces, but I don't see the reason to pay more. I am very demanding when it comes to mouthpieces and Guardala has definitely spoiled me. the workmanship on these mouthpieces is flawless to my eye. I have read that, in blinfold tests , the CNC mpc is picked about half the time,in the comparisons with the old handmade pieces, so again, why pay north of $1000 for a funky looking old mpc, when you can have a great looking new one.?
This mouthpiece is wonderful. Tons of body with just the right amount of edge for big band and rock and roll gigs. Takes a good bit of practice to keep the chops steady, but is great once you practice and find the right reed. My only gripe is that WW&BW didn't include a working ligature with it. I use my Rovner meant for my HR soprano mouthpiece on it because the included ligature is a horrible Rovner knockoff. Great mouthpiece for a great price.
I have been playing professionally for around 15 years from jazz quartet, to rocking bar cover band, to big band and everything along the way. I have played a Runyon 8 metal for the past ten years. It has served me VERY well. I still like the super high (Lenny Picket type) altissimo it provides in the right blues/funk settings. That having been said, my MBII arrived yesterday after a lengthy backorder and some fabulous customer service and I quickly went to work on the beauty. I play Rico 2.5 on the runyon 8 but its tip opening is about 15 thousandths less than the MBII. I sound good but was working pretty hard and had fuzzy tone down low and at low volumes. I bought some Rico 2.0 today and WOW! I have never had such clear lows and even tonal color throughout the entire range of my horn (Selmer series II no laquer). Altissimo is not as easy or clean as the runyon but the tonal center well more than makes up for it. I will get used to the MBII just like I did the runyon. This piece is not for the beginner. Be warned. But, with the right chops, it is well worth the money. Happy Playing.
This review is not over-inflated. This mouthpiece is the real deal! Of course, with that being said, it is safe to say that compared to various mouthpieces I've played over the past years, this one is a 10 compared to the others being a so so 5 or 6, because of how responsive it is, mostly universal with reeds, and is easy to play in various dynamics at command. To switch from a Brilhart Level-Aire(Pre-Selmer) to an MBII is a huge step to say the least, but I never thought that I would fan over a mouthpiece like this, and thinking the mouthpiece keeps taunting, "play me, you know you wanna!" And just like other reviews, the strap ligature is a complete throwaway, I can't even fit the ligature on when putting on a reed. I have even tried two Rovner Ligatures, and it still doesn't do justice compared to a metal ligature. It is also a real tester of one's chops, because even though the mouthpiece is one of most responsive mpc's out there, it also will reveal how well your chops are, which doesn't mean it's hard to play, but it definitely will show you where your weaknesses lie. Pick up a Selmer Paris Metal Mouthpiece Ligature, because it is one of the best fitting and response promoting ligatures, just realize that when you order it here, the Ligature and Cap are SOLD SEPARATELY. Try this piece, you can always return it, but I doubt you will.
Been playing on a LT King for the past 5 yrs. or so. Got damaged during a gig, so I decided to try out the LT MBII model. Not a terrible mouthpiece, but not great either. Sounds excellent in the high and low range of the horn...altissimo pops right out, but mid range wasn't very good at all. Tried a variety of reeds, but no resonance at all in the mids - very stuffy sound. If the mids had a nice sound, this piece would be a keeper. It also looks mass produced - the finish had a few blemishes on it, and the plating inside the chamber was very rough. There were some very weird machine cuts inside the chamber also. Frankly, that would not have bothered me had the piece sounded good. Overall, comparing this to an older LT King model, the quality of the King is considerably better. I'll be sending this back, and trying a new LT King next.
I've being playing saxophone for more than 10 year now and finally I've got the sound that i I was looking for , this mouth piece has everythng highs lows, it is warm and Edgy the equalization is exquisite I'm enjoying my playing more than ever
This mouthpiece is GREAT! It has very good intonation, resonance, and tembre from top to bottom of the sax. I just love the mouthpiece. I had order four of them for me and my friends. They also love this mouthpiece.
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