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Author: Keil
Date: 2001-01-14 04:28
Vandoren's newest mouthpiece the Vandoren M15!! from what i hear the M15 provides a darker sound than the M14 which i know provides a darker sound than the M13... all 3 are GREAT mouthpieces. I'm curious as to know other peoples response to the newest memeber of the M family line! I have yet to try it myself however i will be trying it soon!! YAY!! i recently got the M14 which was preceeded by the M13... i might as well keep with the tradition and get an M15... I love the profile 88 shape by the way!!
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Author: Mark Charette
Date: 2001-01-14 05:10
My son recently bought an M15 (his Christmas present from me) because he liked its sound.
We won't talk about how many mouthpieces he currently has (;^) - but he likes how each of them play in different situations.
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Author: Anji
Date: 2001-01-14 13:06
As a mouhtpiece nut, I can honestly say they make wonderful Christmas tree/Channukah/Kwanza decorations.
"Why do clarinetists hate to play in the morning?"
"Because it's always darkest just before the dawn."
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Author: lynn
Date: 2001-01-16 02:11
Matt, you are bad....
I actually play an M13 lyre, my husband did the work on it and it is wonderful. The tip on the regular 13s is too thick for my taste.
I am not that nuts about the M14s. The 15s are a definite improvement over them.
This .02 from a former Montanaro student....
Lynn
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Author: DLE
Date: 2001-01-16 11:49
To Anji: I'm confused. Are you inferring that Vandoren moutpieces are no good, or that clarinet mouthpieces in general are c**p?
If the latter, please let me know.
DLE.
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