WWCO "Gold 8" Experimental chamber Tenor worked with a virtual "who's

worked with a virtual "who's who" of the NYC jazz scene making original designs that weren't simply copies of classic models

This mouthpiece is their own proprietary core mold and as far as I know

This piece is perfect for a player who wants a size that is easy to control with all the advantages of the small

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WWCO "Gold 8" Experimental chamber Tenor worked with a virtual "who'sHere 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