Wood Lebayle "Jazz" 98 tip stm This last generation has the

This last generation has the smallest chamber and lowest beak of the Soloist and "Soloist Style" pieces

Vintage Selmers are ideal candidates for opening up to more contemporary sizes as they don't lose the special thing that attracts us to what I describe as 'the other saxophone voice'

063" on my gauge

These vintage examples have many nice features to them that make them an ideal design for jazz players

Wood Lebayle "Jazz" 98 tip stm This last generation has theHere is a wood "Jazz" model tenor mouthpiece made by the late Fred Lebayle. Sebastian Knox opened this piece from an . 080" (5) tip opening to . 098"(7). Fred Lebayle's handmade mouthpieces started showing up on the market in the 2000's. Fred, who recently passed away, worked with a virtual "who's who" of the NYC jazz scene making original designs that weren't simply copies of classic models. The combination of the material and the design which is