Detail 01
0.8 mm thickness
A middle cushion. Noticeable padding and damping without much change to how far the jaw opens.

Independent shopping perspective
Adhesive cushions for the top of a mouthpiece beak. Black, 0.8 mm, small size — for players who want bite comfort and quieter tooth contact.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
A middle cushion. Noticeable padding and damping without much change to how far the jaw opens.
Detail 02
Cut for narrower beaks — clarinet and alto-range mouthpieces. On a wide beak it can leave bare edges.
Detail 03
Hides on a dark mouthpiece. Wear and lifting edges are harder to spot than on a clear patch.
Detail 04
Sticks directly to the beak. Placement is the whole job — set it once, aligned with where teeth land.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Not the tone the audience hears. It changes what you feel — less vibration through the teeth and jaw, which some players find makes long sessions easier.
Yes, patches peel off. Adhesive residue is normal and needs cleaning off before a new patch will stick properly.
Middle of the range. Thinner patches keep more feel and feedback; thicker ones cushion more and slightly open the jaw. 0.8 mm is a common starting point.
The small size is cut for narrower beaks. A tenor beak is wider and may leave uncovered edges at the sides — a larger patch is the safer choice.
Reference
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