Detail 01
1.08 mm tip opening
Moderately open. More air moves through than a student piece, with more dynamic range and slightly more work to control.

Independent shopping perspective
Hard rubber Bb clarinet mouthpiece with a 1.08 mm tip in the 3L facing. For students and amateurs upgrading from a stock plastic piece.

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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
Moderately open. More air moves through than a student piece, with more dynamic range and slightly more work to control.
Detail 02
The curve length paired with the tip. It, not the tip number, is what separates this from the CF+.
Detail 03
Rod rubber holds a machined facing accurately and stays stable, so the reed seals the same way over time.
Detail 04
The imperial equivalent of 1.08 mm. Handy when cross-referencing mouthpiece comparison charts.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The tip opening is identical at 1.08 mm. The facing curve is what differs, so the choice comes down to which resistance you prefer under your reed.
Standard Bb clarinet ligatures generally fit hard rubber mouthpieces in this size range, though a snug fit varies slightly by brand.
No. The 1.08 mm tip is only moderately open. It suits a player who has the basics down and wants a machined facing instead of a molded one.
The facing wears slowly with normal use. Most damage comes from drops, chipped tips, and heat, not playing hours.
Reference
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