Yamaha 4C Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece, Standard Series
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For the past 50 years, I've been playing the saxophone. What you want to do determines a great deal. Play for your own amusement or to put on a show. The Seller or the Yamaha are two of my favorites. Depending on your needs, you can pay a lot of money for either. I've never paid more than $80 for any of my instruments, and I mostly play for show. I recently purchased a Yamaha 4-string guitar. I've been using a 5-string for my soprano and a C for my alto. My Alto gets a C. I didn't pay more than $30 for either of them.
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Selected User Reviews For Yamaha 4C Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece, Standard Series
The Ammoon sax was giving me trouble. The reeds, in particular. I switched to Rico reeds. I was also playing better at the time. However, a few issues arose. After that, I switched to synthetic reeds. That, I believe, was the issue I'd been having. I was much more fluid in my play. I was able to hit all of the notes with ease. Then . I purchased a Yamaha 4C mouthpiece. and man . I'm able to effortlessly hit all of my lower notes. There will be no more strong winds. The problem was resolved thanks to the addition of a synthetic reed and a Yamaha 4C mouthpiece. My embouchure could use some work. However, I believe that with the right mouthpiece and reed, an Ammoon sax can play like a pro.
I decided to double on soprano and the stock mouthpiece worked out just fine. But I decided to give this low-cost mouthpiece a try. With 2 and 2, it's very simple to blow and get notes on pitch and across the entire range. 5 reeds of various strengths.
Good mp.
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