Sugal wood tenor no markings 1990s early babbitt the heavily defined beak shape

the heavily defined beak shape

092” on my gauge

Focused and easy to control

The average post 1950's soprano mouthpiece typically has been influenced by the small chambered Selmer Soloist design

Here is a vintage 1950's Selmer "Soloist" C** tenor piece

Sugal wood tenor no markings 1990s early babbitt the heavily defined beak shapeHere is an original condition Gary Sugal wood jazz mouthpiece. There are no markings on this mouthpiece but it measures . 103" on my gauge. Gary Sugal was one of the early players in the emerging mouthpiece market in the 1980's. During this time there was a gap in the market for professional quality saxophone mouthpieces that was being filled by Gary and others such as Barone and Guardala. I decided to add this to the collection mostly due to the