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Date Posted: 01:01:22 04/28/02 Sun
Author: Charlie Parker
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Subject: Any good mouthpiece play JAZZ????

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[> Re: Any good mouthpiece play JAZZ???? -- emiliano, 11:07:13 06/09/02 Sun [1] (adsl-80-4-175.mia.bellsouth.net/65.80.4.175)

yes, try dukoff

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[> Re: Any good mouthpiece play JAZZ???? -- david, 06:08:10 02/29/04 Sun [1] (cache-dl10.proxy.aol.com/205.188.209.46)

I have an Otto Link metal, and they are awsome. they are very loud. I have a seven facing, and the size of the facing just depends on how agressive of a player you are.

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[> Re: Any good mouthpiece play JAZZ???? -- Joe, 15:56:31 02/29/04 Sun [1] (pcd266113.netvigator.com/203.218.56.113)

I don't think Dukoff suitable for play jazz. Because the sound of Dukoff is very "Out-standing" and loudly.

For metal mouthpiece, Otto- Link is a good choice (8*)
For rubber , you can try Clouoe Lakey (6*) or vintage Selmer soloist D.

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