1950's Selmer Short Shank Soloist C* Baritone knurled shank and slim beak

knurled shank and slim beak

Theo Wanne became a popular choice for saxophonists beginning in the 1990’s with his studio in Philadelphia

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During this time there was a gap in the market for professional quality saxophone mouthpieces that was being filled by Gary and others such as Barone and Guardala

Alto models come in the popular medium chamber with a complex baffle for balance and projection

1950's Selmer Short Shank Soloist C* Baritone knurled shank and slim beakHere is an original condition, Selmer "Soloist" C* alto. This piece measures . 063" on my gauge. The short shank soloist model alto pieces were offered by Selmer in mid 50's for sale on their own and also as the mouthpiece designed for and included with the vaunted Mark VI saxophones. These are special pieces as their unique geometry performs well in many styles of music, unlike the current generation of C* pieces. The straight side walls, that open