Detail 01
1.00 mm tip opening
On the close side. Takes less air to start a note, which is why beginners find it easier to control.

Independent shopping perspective
A hard-facing student clarinet mouthpiece with a 1.00 mm tip. For beginners replacing the stock mouthpiece that came with a rental or starter horn.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
On the close side. Takes less air to start a note, which is why beginners find it easier to control.
Detail 02
The length of curve where the reed leaves the table. Middle of the road, so most standard reed strengths work.
Detail 03
Molded plastic rather than rod rubber. Dimensionally stable and cheap to replace if dropped.
Detail 04
Pairs best with medium reeds, roughly 2.5 to 3.5. Very soft reeds will feel stuffy.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It fits standard Bb clarinets, which use a common tenon size across student and intermediate horns. Your existing ligature and cap should transfer over.
The 1.00 mm tip is close, so medium reeds in the 2.5 to 3.5 range suit it. Start at 3 and adjust by feel.
Stock mouthpieces on student horns are usually the least refined part of the instrument. A dedicated replacement with a defined tip and facing is the usual first change.
Swab it dry after playing and rinse with lukewarm water. Skip hot water and alcohol, both of which attack acrylic.
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