Selmer Paris Vintage Selmer Air Flow #C* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece One Control slightly brighter than the TALL-D

slightly brighter than the TALL-D

just like a DAW plug-in or a real rack compressor

Points that are difficult to understand from written text are made clear at a glance

■Advanced 2 Adding tension to a seventh chord ◎□7 (9) Seventh ninth A standard tension chord used in a variety of genres ◎□7 (♭9) Seventh flat ninth A chord characterized by a dynamic sound ◎□7 (♯9) Seventh sharp ninth A stimulating sound often used in rock and jazz ◎□7 (♯11) Seventh sharp eleventh A chord with a lack of stability and a floating feeling ◎□7 (13) Seventh thirteenth A tension chord that gives a feeling of gentleness ◎□7 (♭13) Seventh flat thirteenth A convenient chord that can also be used for decorative approaches

Shell: Siamese oak Finish: Natural Size: 7-1/4 + 8-5/8

Selmer Paris Vintage Selmer Air Flow #C* Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece One Control slightly brighter than the TALL-DVintage Selmer mouthpieces have arrived. This mouthpiece was made in the 1940s and 50s and served as the prototype for the later "Soloist" model. It has a round chamber, which is different from the Soloist. This is a refaced rod, and it has the markings "es" on the tableside and "0. 83" indicating the tip opening, but the details are unknown. The tip opening, as measured by our store, was approximately 2. 11mm (0. 083 inches, roughly equivalent to a