Mouthpiece and Reed combo
21:30 on Thursday, January 22, 2004
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(K-Rock)
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I`m an alto and bari player, bari in band and jazz band and alto for myself and with my friends. Anyway i think its definitely time for a new mouthcpice/reed combo on the bari. I`m looking for kind of a charlie parker sound. i know it won`t sound the same because he certainly didn`t play bari. but i`d like to get that type of sound. any suggestions on good mouthpieces or reeds? currently, i play a rico 3 and some crappy mouthpiece. i`m a pretty good player, but i`ve only been doing solos for a couple years. suggestions please. thanx
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Re: Mouthpiece and Reed combo
23:14 on Friday, January 23, 2004
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(Sarah)
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Hey, I`m a bari player as well... and I recommend trying Rico Royale reeds. I`ve found that they play so much better and the sound produced is much clearer and brighter. I honestly don`t know what type of mouthpiece I use because it was with the saxophone, but I`ll definitely recommend rico royale reeds. :-) Hope it helped a little bit...
~Sarah~
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Re: Mouthpiece and Reed combo
22:28 on Monday, January 26, 2004
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(Spud The Stud)
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In playing the bari in jazz a metal moutpiece is a must have. They are shaped for jazz sound and make it sound lots better, you get that raspy sound that is the trademark of the jazz bari. Otto Links are good, that is what I have for my alto, and one of the bari players in my jazz band has one two. As for reeds I would say Vandoren ZZ unless you want to spend a lot of money. They are great and they cost about 3 bucks a reed, and you can get them cheaper by the box, and if you want to spend a lot more money the next best thing on top of that are Superials that run about 8 bucks a reed, and there are basically none in between that I like better, so I play the ZZ`s, I mean hay save $5, and the superials are just a little better, not $5 better. Hope I could help
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Re: Mouthpiece and Reed combo
20:21 on Wednesday, January 28, 2004
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(jack)
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Yes a metal mouthpiece does seems good if you are tring to get a jazzy sound. If you are still in middle or highschool i recomend u reconsider getting a metal mouthpiece. They are too advanced for you(not saying that your bad).I recommend you try a Selmer mouthpiece, and some Vandoren reeds. They are one of the best
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Re: Mouthpiece and Reed combo
18:26 on Saturday, January 31, 2004
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