1940's Otto Link "Reso Chamber" 6 Tenor 115" and is not an

115" and is not an official Ted Klum product as it was NOT supervised or signed by Ted

While not as punchy as later examples it really is a piece of art that can be used to play music with

This saxophone mouthpiece model has been available since the mid-1980s and continues to be among the best selling of the Morgan tenor mouthpieces

But for players looking for a more unique sound in the vein of luminaries such as Steve Lacy or Wayne Shorter

Here is an original condition DG Traditional Bebop Silver alto

1940's Otto Link "Reso Chamber" 6 Tenor 115" and is not anHere is an original condition Otto Link "Reso Chamber" 6 tenor mouthpiece. It measures . 087" on my gauge. The Reso Chambers were only produced for a very short time in the late 1940's morphing into the "Tone Edge" by the 1950's. As a result, there are very few of them around today. These pieces went largely unnoticed until the 1990's when tenor saxophone legend Seamus Blake was heard using one. This was his setup for roughly 20 years. Reso Chamber