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Author: beadgcf
Date: 2013-10-27 03:25
I'd also suggest dropping the reed strength temporarily.
Another hint is to put a piece of paper between the reed and the mouthpiece. However far the paper goes down is how much of the mouthpiece you should have in your mouth.
Many people who bite do not have enough mouthpiece in their mouths.
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