Detail 01
.083 tip opening
Wide gap between reed tip and mouthpiece. More air moves, more volume and flexibility, less self-correcting for pitch.

Independent shopping perspective
JodyJazz DV alto mouthpiece with a wide .083 tip. For the player who already plays open pieces and wants more volume and edge than a stock piece gives.


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
Wide gap between reed tip and mouthpiece. More air moves, more volume and flexibility, less self-correcting for pitch.
Detail 02
Higher number means wider tip. The 7 sits above the 5 in this line by .011 inch.
Detail 03
Bore and shank are cut for an alto neck. Will not fit tenor, soprano, or bari.
Detail 04
Professional tier. You are buying a finished, hand-checked facing rather than a mass-produced student piece.
Detail 05
This is the piece your reed clamps to. It replaces the mouthpiece on your horn, nothing else.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The 7 has a .083 tip, the 5 a .072. Go 7 if you want volume and bend and already play open. Go 5 if you want control and pitch stability.
Most players drop about half a strength versus a narrower piece. If you play a 3 on stock, start around a 2.5 here and adjust.
No. This is cut for alto. The tenor version is a separate piece.
Assume mouthpiece only. Confirm before ordering if you need a ligature and cap, and check that your current ligature closes on it.
Reference
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