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C Melody Saxophone Forum / Mouthpieces Reeds and Ligatures / WWBW Mouthpiece Web Page!

WW2
User ID: 8973393 Jan 17th 3:40 PM
The Woodwind and Brasswind have their Beechler C-Melody Mouthpiece on their web site. Find it at:

http://www.wwbw.com/Beechler-Diamond-Inlay-C-Melody-Sax-Mouthpiece-i77504.music

Of course, I would call the 800 number for sales listed on the top left corner of the page and talk to a saxophone mouthpiece sales person to ensure that you get the facing you want, etc.

Stefanie
User ID: 8910463 Mar 14th 3:14 PM
can someone recommend a ligature to go with that mouthpiece?

bruce bailey
User ID: 0227464 Mar 15th 12:19 AM
Look at some of the older threads here. I think they only stock it in the more closed facings. I would ask them what lig goes on it.

WW2
User ID: 8973393 Mar 15th 3:05 PM
I agree. I have found that buying a ligature separately can be a problem. You really need to have the mouthpiece with you to test any potential ligatures.

alan (uk)
User ID: 9245273 Mar 15th 6:52 PM
Don't WWBW have a sale-or-return service ? Ask them to ship a few 'suitable' ligs with the mouthpiece, on the basis that you can return what you don't want (or everything....).

WW2 User ID: 8973393	Jan 17th 3:40 PM The Woodwind and Brasswind have their Beechler C-Melody Mouthpiece on their web site. Find it at: http://www.wwbw.com/Beechler-Diamond-Inlay-C-Melody-Sax-Mouthpiece-i77504.music Of course, I would call the 800 number for sales listed on the top left corner of the page and talk to a saxophone mouthpiece sales person to ensure that you get the facing you want, etc.
Stefanie User ID: 8910463	Mar 14th 3:14 PM can someone recommend a ligature to go with that mouthpiece?
bruce bailey User ID: 0227464	Mar 15th 12:19 AM Look at some of the older threads here. I think they only stock it in the more closed facings. I would ask them what lig goes on it.
WW2 User ID: 8973393	Mar 15th 3:05 PM I agree. I have found that buying a ligature separately can be a problem. You really need to have the mouthpiece with you to test any potential ligatures.
alan (uk) User ID: 9245273	Mar 15th 6:52 PM Don't WWBW have a sale-or-return service ? Ask them to ship a few 'suitable' ligs with the mouthpiece, on the basis that you can return what you don't want (or everything....).