Otto Link 24k Gold Plated Metal Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece 8

This great mouthpiece is in new in the box condition and these are actual photos of the one you will get. We got this when we bought a music store from a person who was retiring. Since we are not band instrument guys, we are selling this great piece for about half of what they usually sell for. 

The Otto Link 24k gold-plated metal mouthpieces combine gleaming good looks with the rich sound quality of a larger bore rubber mouthpiece. These pieces provide an exceptional sound and style. It includes ligature and cap.

In the world of professional mouthpieces for saxophones, one name stands out among the crowd. Otto Link bell metal mouthpieces have been the choice of numerous touring professional saxophonists in every genre of music from pop and rock to jazz, classical and R&B. With their superior tone and wide range of facing sizes available, your sound will ascend to unheard of levels. Find out why these mouthpieces are the "choice of the world's greatest artists."

The Otto Link Supr Tone Master is one of the most iconic metal mouthpieces in jazz history. A Facing No. 8 features a tip opening of \(0.110^{\prime \prime }\) (2.79mm). It is celebrated for its lush, dark, and full-throated vintage tone.Key Specs & DesignMaterial: 24k gold-plated bell brass.Tip Opening: Size 8 measures \(0.110^{\prime \prime }\) (often noted as a very versatile opening for a mix of volume and control).Chamber: Large, open, round chamber with a low baffle that allows for a rich, warm, and spreading sound.Players: The go-to choice for generations of jazz legends.Tone & PlayabilityLyrical to Bold: It is famous for not locking the player into a single sonic lane. It excels at warm, breathy subtones, but can be pushed to roar and cut through a mix when combined with harder reeds and heavier air support.Resistance: Standard models offer a traditional resistance that many saxophonists find very intuitive for pitch bending and altissimo control.Modern vs. VintageThe "Tone Master" is the ancestor of today's Otto Link Super Tone Master. Vintage models (especially those from the 1950s and "Florida" eras) are highly sought-after collector's pieces commanding thousands of dollars. Modern Super Tone Masters (now produced in partnership with Theo Wanne) feature modern machining from a single piece of brass for improved dimensional consistency and repeatability.