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.078 tip opening
Medium-open for alto. More air moves through than a stock piece, so volume and flexibility go up and control takes more work.

Independent shopping perspective
Alto sax mouthpiece with a .078 tip, JodyJazz's Model 6 opening. For an alto player upgrading from a stock piece and willing to spend at that level.

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.
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Medium-open for alto. More air moves through than a stock piece, so volume and flexibility go up and control takes more work.
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JodyJazz's size number, not a quality grade. Higher numbers are wider tips; 6 sits in the middle of their range.
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Bore and shank are cut for an alto neck. It will not seat correctly on any other saxophone.
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This is the piece itself. Reeds and ligature are the parts you match to it, and both affect how it plays.
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Professional-tier pricing. The gain over a stock mouthpiece is real but assumes you can already hear and control the difference.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's a medium-open alto tip. If you're currently on a stock student mouthpiece, it will feel freer and take more air. Manageable with a softer reed once your embouchure is established.
No. This is cut for alto saxophone only. A tenor needs a tenor mouthpiece.
Treat the mouthpiece as the purchase and plan for ligature separately. Check fit against whatever ligature you already own before relying on it.
Start a half to a full strength below what you use on a closer tip, then adjust. Wider openings and stiff reeds fight each other.