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Selmer Claude Delangle alto sax mouthpiece
This mouthpiece is designed in close collaboration with Claude Delangle, so it perfectly reflects his personality. The "Claude Delangle" mouthpiece emphasizes the importance of creativity in the quest for sound perfection while continuing and reinforcing the long tradition of Henri SELMER Paris. The metal ring characteristic of Adolphe Sax's first mouthpieces and its cut-out design testify to a privileged relationship between tradition and the latest developments of the Concept family. The gold-plated metal ring covers the entire orifice and allows for a denser and more complete sound with greater projection. The acoustic performance of this new alto saxophone mouthpiece signed "Claude Delangle" will delight saxophonists and music lovers alike.
Specifications:
Made of Hard Rubber, this is a "Bi-Material" mouthpiece with a gold metal pin. The opening is 1.65 mm. The length of the mouthpiece is 24 mm. It has a round chamber. It achieves an increased projection and a full sound.
The name of SELMER is synonymous of quality and innovation in the service of tradition.
Since the launch of the Model 22 in December 1921, each new model, from the Cigar Cutter to the Mark VI, via the Super Action and the Balanced Action, the House of Henri SELMER in Paris has highlighted the innovative strengthness.
The contributions of the greatest names in jazz and classical and contemporary saxophone, from John Coltrane and Marcel Mule to Kenny Garrett and Claude Delangle, have gradually enriched the SELMER saxophone, with a sound that has become THE reference throughout the world.
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The name of SELMER is synonymous of quality and innovation in the service of tradition.
Since the launch of the Model 22 in December 1921, each new model, from the Cigar Cutter to the Mark VI, via the Super Action and the Balanced Action, the House of Henri SELMER in Paris has highlighted the innovative strengthness.
The contributions of the greatest names in jazz and classical and contemporary saxophone, from John Coltrane and Marcel Mule to Kenny Garrett and Claude Delangle, have gradually enriched the SELMER saxophone, with a sound that has become THE reference throughout the world.
