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by SaxMan88
(318 posts)
19 years ago

Steel Ebonite mouthpiece by the Woodwind Company of New York

Anybody ever heard of these pieces? I'm borrowing a friend's tenor since mine is being replaced and he has this mouthpiece with it. It's a D7 and it seems nice. Feel of a hard rubber yet it's ebonite. What exactly is ebonite anyway? Thanx!

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  2. by syrasax
    (75 posts)
    19 years ago

    Re: Steel Ebonite mouthpiece by the Woodwind Company of New York

    Can't say for sure but when I was a youngster I used to like to bowl and one of the better bowling balls was an "Ebonite" and they were made of hard rubber.

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    1. by EL Seano
      (255 posts)
      19 years ago

      Re: Steel Ebonite mouthpiece by the Woodwind Company of New York

      I could be wrong, but i think ebonite is hard rubber

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      1. by SaxMan88
        (318 posts)
        19 years ago

        Re: Steel Ebonite mouthpiece by the Woodwind Company of New York

        I wish I could find one of these to buy...seems like a nice mouthpiece...maybe I'll trade him his for my new S80 C* when I get the LaVoix back *grins an evil grin...*

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    2. by kneejerk52
      (397 posts)
      19 years ago

      Re: Steel Ebonite mouthpiece by the Woodwind Company of New York

      i just got one from the guy i bought my soprano from. i chose it over the 5 and 7 selmer mpc. had a much better sound and playability for me. i paid 30 bucks, he said it was 20 years old, not new.

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