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 Barrel Chamber?
Author: BassetHorn 
Date:   2006-05-29 00:11

Hello, anyone plays a "barrel chamber" mouthpiece like Selmer's C85 series on his Bb or bass?

What advantages does it offer over the trapeze chamber mouthpieces like Selmer's C or C*?

Lastly, do you like your barrel chamber mouthpiece?

thanks.

Willy

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 Re: Barrel Chamber?
Author: stevesklar 
Date:   2006-05-30 18:01

I have 2 Bb C85s 115 & 110 and I don't recall much differences between that and my main Woodwind NY piece, HS**, HS*, etc all other mpcs. I'll have a look again though. But maybe it is only for the Bass mpcs?

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Stephen Sklar
My YouTube Channel of Clarinet Information

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 Re: Barrel Chamber?
Author: BTBob 
Date:   2006-05-31 00:43

"Barrel Chamber" in saxophone talk refers to a totally open chambered sax mouthpiece - scooped out side walls, greater diamater in the chamber than in the part that goes over the neck.

Is this a clarinet mouthpiece with no straight side walls? Would it tune at all?

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