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 Vandoren M15 mouthpiece
Author: Radovan 
Date:   2016-01-30 16:51

What is your opinion about Vandoren M15 mouthpiece?
Thank you. :)

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 Re: Vandoren M15 mouthpiece
Author: kdk 
Date:   2016-01-30 17:05

It's a good mouthpiece. One of many, many, many others available.

Karl

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 Re: Vandoren M15 mouthpiece
Author: fernie51296 
Date:   2016-01-30 20:56

If I had to pick a closed mouthpiece from Vandoren it would be the M15. I prefer a more open mouthpiece now and love the B40 13.

Fernando

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 Re: Vandoren M15 mouthpiece
Author: Paul Aviles 
Date:   2016-01-30 23:30

Yeah I like the M15. It's a great all around mouthpiece. I had a student that got the most amazing sound on hers.




...............Paul Aviles



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 Re: Vandoren M15 mouthpiece
Author: tylerleecutts 
Date:   2016-01-31 10:39

If a player likes closed mouthpieces from Vandoren I would start with the M13 Lyre and the M15. Both are wonderful mouthpieces. The M15 is the most popular mouthpiece here at USF and at many other studios it remains a go-to model for that kind of mouthpiece.

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 Re: Vandoren M15 mouthpiece
Author: Radovan 
Date:   2016-01-31 13:28

fernie51296 I played 2 years on B40, and its too open for me, and my taste. I prefer focused (stiff) tone, because I like German style of clarinet playing. Thank you for advice.



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 Re: Vandoren M15 mouthpiece
Author: Matt74 
Date:   2016-02-01 03:51

I recently tried a M13 Profile 88. I liked it's projection, but it was too edgy for me. If I changed my embouchure to dampen the reed I got a nice sound out of it. Just trying it out I was not able to get as rich a sound out of it as my Gennusa Excellente GE. The M13, at least compared to my Gennusa, was a bit unstable. I tended to squeak, but that's because it's not what I was used to. The M13 has a bit of a convex or flat baffle toward the tip, falling away and becoming more concave about half way down, and I think that's what I didn't like.

- Matthew Simington


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