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Size: SOPRANO #6
Features
- Metal Soprano Saxophone #6
- Metal ligature offers secured holding of the reed
- Perfect intonation, and good quality, instructor approved
- Features a high baffle design with special tone chamber for fast response
- Design facilitates harmonics, streamline ensures player's comfort
Description
Brand new luxurious Soprano Gold Mouthpiece made of high-quality metal, ideal for professionals and beginners. Metal material ensures its longevity and offers secured holding of the reedHighly. Consistent and durable, easy to obtain a balanced, clear, and focused tone in any octave. Features a high baffle design with special tone chamber for fast response. Design facilitates harmonics, streamline ensures player's comfort. The color is gold.
Color: Gold
Brand: Paititi
Instrument Key: B Flat
Material: Metal
Style: Gold Plated,Professional
Item Dimensions: 5 x 2 x 2 inches
Item Weight: 0.11 Kilograms
Manufacturer: Paititi
UPC: 745313281127
Brand Name: Paititi
Built-In Media: Mouthpiece
Style: Gold Plated,Professional
Finish Type: Polished
Color: Gold
Material: Metal
Instrument Key: B Flat
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Size: TENOR #7
This thing nice! Bright for sure. Great control, though that's up to the player too. Looks beautiful. Reed seats nicely on it...flat table. I haven't measured it, but it looks like a 7 opening. I consider myself lucky to have gotten it for half price; used, but still came in really good shape. Shame on you, Amazon, for shipping it without in foam around it! It was loose in the little, original box, all three pieces: ligature, cover, and mp banging together. however, a couple of scratches, not major damage. Still a great deal used. I don't like the cover, it's not designed correctly, but i see what they were trying to do. i'm afraid the cover might damage the reed, however that's not enough for me to knock one star off.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2023 by Helder Parreira
Size: TENOR #7
Actually, this is a GREAT mouthpiece, especially when you compare it to the big name pieces costing $500.00 or so.. It is beautifully finished, and the slide ligature works great, even though this type of lig is not my cup of tea. I have a love affair with many of the chinese tenor mouthpieces, especially the Yibuy ones, of which I own several #7's and #9s, in the 2 styles they offer. I bought this Paititi, because Sirvalorsax on Youtube had reported that it was the easiest altissimo piece he had ever played on. Surprisingly, I did not find this to be true at all, and in fact I could not even hit high A without the thing closing up, whereas on the Yibuy pieces I can hit any altissimo note I want, and that is true for both the #7s and the #9s!! However, the sound of the Paititi was nothing short of phenomenal, as long as the sound you are going for is the modern, edgy, crying type of sound, ala Kirk Whalum or Mark Rivera. You won't sound like Dexter Gordon on this thing.. If it could hit the altissimo notes, I would have given it 5 stars easily, even though it is 2x the price of the Yibuy. I think it would be great for beginners who have several months under their belt, and are wanting to go to a modern contemporary type sound. I do truly LOVE the sound of this thing- it is husky and full, rich and edgy, without being shrill. I can play soft or loud on it, but it does not, (and cannot?) ever sound mellow. Also be aware that it is NOT a traditional Link #7 opening. I would guess it to be maybe a #5 or #6 at most. I have a Berg Larsen 90, which is their smallest opening, and the Paititi plays (feels) almost identical, except that the Berg will also hit any altissimo note I want it to.. Still the Paititi has a very satisfying sound, and you just want to keep playing on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2023 by Manny
Size: TENOR #7
Pros: Surprised at how resonant it is. This is a decent mouthpiece for the price it has. It is both loud and rich in sound at the same time. Attunement is better than expected once you get it where it should be on the neck. The ligature takes a bit getting used to, but works as intended. Can use some W40D to help it slide better. Cons: Bit on the sharp side. Took a bit of readjusting the mouthpiece to get it in tune, but once its tuned it stays in tune.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024 by Ubaldo
Size: SOPRANO #6
It's a $50 mouthpiece. My expectations weren't overtly high to begin with. However, I was relatively disappointed when the mouthpiece didn't even fit on the neck of my soprano (it was way too big, and slid all the way past the bottom of the cork). I noticed that clarinet reeds seemed to fit better with the width of the mouthpiece than soprano reeds did as well. My solution was lining the inside of the mouthpiece with a rubber material to keep it airtight and create a seal. A bit annoying to have to do every time but it worked. The sound was better than I expected after this whole process and I actually liked it, it helped me get a good lead tone. I would recommend you get it if you're more experienced however, as I needed to be really consistent with and conscious of my embouchure to prevent tone and pitch from fluctuating. Plus the rubber piece I put in would occasionally fall out. Overall, the sound impressed me for $50, but the practicality was pretty underwhelming seeing that I had to alter it to use it. Next time I will probably be a little less cheap haha.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023 by abag
Size: SOPRANO #6
I am a saxophonist who has played in a professional big band for years, still playing in various jazz combos and this mouthpiece immediately made a HUGE difference in my sound. I am not a gearhead, I have played Meyer 7 rubber mouthpieces for nearly 30 years, including on my soprano. I liked the sound, it was warm but always felt a bit muted. This Paititi mouthpiece immediately made my tone more focused, and while it is certainly brighter it has not lost the warmth I prefer as a jazz player. This is actually my first metal mouthpiece, and right out of the box it played great. My horn is an old Conn (1923 vintage) and my repairman (Steve Collins of Collins Hornworks) did a great job on the overhaul. I was having intonation problems due to me, not the horn. Playing the Paititi immediately solved these intonation problems. I admit I haven't tried many different mouthpieces on my soprano, but this one was such a pleasant surprise! Thanks Paititi, and thanks to several other positive reviews, my wife and son picked this one out for my Christmas gift. You won't be disappointed!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2020 by crispie
Size: ALTO #6
Pretty good. Takes a little getting used to but it has a good facing if you don’t mess with it.
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 by Sax God
Size: SOPRANO #6
The Bore is a couple of thousands too big to seal around the cork. You can't tune the horn. If it would fit then it is a beautiful mouthpiece and well worth the money.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023 by John H
Size: TENOR #7
I was very happy and satisfy with the mouthpiece! I did not expect the quality would be that good considering it's very affordable. Very open and free-blowing. I like the tone and bright sound. I can easily hit low-high registers. It feels like a professional mouthpiece.
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2022 by Amazon Customer