WWCO "Gold 8" Experimental chamber slant These pieces went largely unnoticed

These pieces went largely unnoticed until the 1990's when tenor saxophone legend Seamus Blake was heard using one

even making the mouthpiece used by Jimmy Heath until his death

This is an ideal choice for the alto player looking for this classic design in a much more open size than the usual C* offerings that can be found

If you are looking for a clean original example of this design

This mouthpiece comes from the collection of veteran Canadian saxophonist

WWCO "Gold 8" Experimental chamber slant These pieces went largely unnoticedHere is an original condition 1940's "Gold" figure 8 chamber tenor piece. This mouthpiece measures . 074" on my gauge. This mouthpiece is something of a novelty. Judging by the design, finish work, elaborate shank band and age, I am making the assumption that this mouthpiece was produced by the Woodwind Company NY. The shank in particular bears a strong resemblance to their Dick Stabile line. What makes this mouthpiece so unique is its figure 8 style