Detail 01
1.09+ mm tip opening
On the closer side of the range. Less air needed, easier control, but limits how far you can push volume.

Independent shopping perspective
Ebonite Bb clarinet mouthpiece with a medium facing and moderate tip opening. A standard step up for students and doublers who want predictable response.

Strong match
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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
On the closer side of the range. Less air needed, easier control, but limits how far you can push volume.
Detail 02
The curve length where the reed leaves the rail. Medium keeps articulation crisp without demanding a strong embouchure.
Detail 03
Standard mouthpiece material. Machines to consistent rails, feels warm on the lip, and won't crack like plastic under normal use.
Detail 04
Cut for A=440 pitch used by American ensembles, rather than the sharper A=442 common in Europe.
Detail 05
You reuse your current ligature or buy one. Fit varies by brand, so check it grips this shank properly.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The tip opening is on the closer side, so most players land in the medium-to-harder range. Start where you are now and adjust one step at a time.
It's a standard Bb clarinet shank, so most Bb ligatures fit. Check that the screws tighten evenly and the reed sits flush against the table before playing.
Yes. Stock mouthpieces are injection-molded with loose tolerances. Ebonite with a finished facing gives more consistent response and tuning.
It marks the pitch center. 13 Series is cut for A=440, the standard for American bands and orchestras.
Reference
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