I currently play on a Gigliotti mouthpiece, and it's a fairly decent mouthpiece, but I bought it when I was in 8th grade, and this time around I want to get a new mouthpiece that I've tested and I know is right for me.

So I would like some help with what brands to choose from to test.
From your personal experiences, what mouthpiece brands have you tried and liked?
I don't want any Vandoren suggestions, I can't stand their mouthpieces.

I hear the Clark Fobes mouthpieces are pretty good, but I'd like some others. And I'm not interested in any crystal mouthpieces either, so please accomodate my requests.

Thanks!
Kyle

try selmer, maybe they make a c* model for the clarinet, I have no idea, but really, try selmer! good luck

I used a Rico B5 for a while. Crisp jazzy type sound. Recently I bought a (name you don't like) A T 45. (A T stands for Advanced Technology!!) Nice. I like it. Warm but fine tone. But I find the reed must be placed just right or I can get a wee buzzz! Alex, (an aquaintance of mine) of 40 years experience will only play a Bey. I heard him and he sounds great.

I <3 my vandoren M15
I recommend it. I cried when i broke one a few weeks ago.
took alot to replace...

Looked up the Selmer C*. They show 4 sizes (lengths) anyone know why they are four different lengths. Tip openings I understand but lengths?? Do they also have long and short reeds ...? Or am I misunderstanding something here...?

The Vandoren M-series is really top of the line. I've played on Bays, Greg Smiths, Fobes...all the big name handmade mpcs, and still I find my M30 to be the best I've played on.