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 Mystery mouthpiece
Author: Phat Cat 
Date:   2004-05-17 12:05

A used Selmer Signature Bb clarinet I acquired came with a mouthpiece that I cannot identify. It has a “duckbill” shape (like sax mouthpieces) and the only markings are the engraved initials “J. P.” Aside from a James Pyne, which this does not appear to be, can anyone help identify the maker?



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 Re: Mystery mouthpiece
Author: CPW 
Date:   2004-05-17 12:16

Langenus made duckbill clar. mpcs

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 Re: Mystery mouthpiece
Author: mw 
Date:   2004-05-17 18:05

Could it be that "JP" was a refacer and that the original engravings were worn away with time, as is the case with much-used vintage mouthpieces ?

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 Re: Mystery mouthpiece
Author: GBK 
Date:   2004-05-17 18:47

A John Pierce jazz clarinet mouthpiece? ...GBK

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