Boquilla Yamaha para saxo 4C

Bought it as a gift for a musician. He said it does what it should. Fit perfectly durable. Good value for the money.

Amazing, really great and I don’t have a problem with it.

Yamaha brand - can't go wrong!My son's go to mouthpiece for all his saxophones. Alto, Tenor, Baritone

I am new to sax. I got a cheap Glory saxophone and based on reviews decided that I should get this mouthpiece. Several of the reviewers suggested the stock mouthpiece was garbage and this would be a good starter mouthpiece.The sax arrived a day before the mouthpiece so I used the stock mouthpiece with the orange rico 2.5 reeds I had ordered with the sax the first two times I practiced. I didn't find the stock mouthpiece to be terrible. Granted this is based on no prior experience but by the end of the first half hour practice I was doing a C Major scale and a couple simple songs. However I was hoping this mouthpiece would be noticeably better than the stock mouth piece, even to my novice abilities. In fact, I thought maybe it would make an improvement in my playing overnight (well …

The Yamaha 4C is a great mouthpiece that produces a nice smooth sound. Even after 25 years of not playing, I was able to run up and down the scale with ease. The horn came with a different mouthpiece that giving me a headache because I could barely make the thing squawk. The Yamaha 4C is the best & normally retails for $40. I love it!!!

I recently picked up the Legacy 770 Intermediate Sax. While the setup was good, and the brass and workings nice, the mouthpiece seemed to be lacking and I felt the reeds didn't set flat.I decided to give the 4C a try based on other recomendations.WOW! This Makes a huge difference and makes this hack seem like a pro.Pick one up with the matching ligature and match up with some 2.5 reed and you're good to go!

I have tried out various mouthpieces and paid a pretty penny for fancy 'professional' mouthpieces and I have to tell you this is a fantastic mouthpiece. I have a Selmer Alto Sax and did not want to spend a lot of money on a Tenor Sax to play in a local Community Band so I bought a horn from one of those online auction sellers - very nice horn for the money but the mouthpiece was total junk. I paired this mouthpiece with a Rovner Tenor Sax Ligature and I could not believe the sound I was getting. I loved this so much I actually bought one for my Selmer and use it as my primary mouthpiece when I play with the 15 Piece Big Band I am in. I was using another brand name 'jazz' mouthpiece but I always found that sound to be too bright. This mouthpiece allows me to play out and cut through in …

I ordered this mouthpiece along with my tenor sax to have a few options to work with while learning. The mouthpiece is one of the most important parts of sound production in the saxophone so having a good comfortable one to work with is important. A poor mouthpiece can lead to bad playing habits, frustration by its effects on the sound, or just rain on the whole playing experience. Out of the three mouthpieces I have this one outdoes them all. It produces sound well, it does not irritate the mouth while playing, and any sound issues I have had have been my fault not the mouthpiece.If you read on forums or reviews you will find this mouthpiece has a great reputation and is often used for years until a one of the much more expensive style dedicated mouthpieces become worth the investment. …