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The average post 1950's soprano mouthpiece typically has been influenced by the small chambered Selmer Soloist design
this piece can actually center up with a nice amount of flexibility afforded the player
this piece stayed with Pat until now
"The Hourly Rate" is designed for complicated and time demanding jobs
Here is an original Miami era Dukoff D7 tenor mouthpiece
Kaspar Cicero ILL. "13" facing link The average post 1950's sopranoHere is an original, Kaspar "Cicero Ilinois, 13" from I believe the 1960's. This mouthpiece measures . 045" on my gauge. If you are a classical clarinetist, it's likely that these Kaspar pieces need no introduction. These were produced by Frank Kaspar, not to be confused with his cousin, Frank L Kaspar who produced mouthpieces out of Ann Arbor, MI. These were produced by finishing top quality Chedeville blanks and played on by many legendary
