Saxophones

This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufa... This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufactured from black ebonite (hard rubber) which is the traditional material for mouthpieces. Ebonite has certain absorbent qualities which give a more resonant tone. Berg... more

Berg originally made his name as a professional musician and whilst not workin... Berg originally made his name as a professional musician and whilst not working he could be found making reeds in Archer Street London. In 1945 he designed and manufactured a range of ebonite mouthpieces for clarinet and saxophone which later evolved... more

Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their di... Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their different tonal quality. The reflective nature of stainless steel results in a brighter more edgy sound. The insert is made of high-grade black ebonite. Berg originally made... more

This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufa... This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufactured from black ebonite (hard rubber) which is the traditional material for mouthpieces. Ebonite has certain absorbent qualities which give a more resonant tone. Berg... more

Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their di... Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their different tonal quality. The reflective nature of stainless steel results in a brighter more edgy sound. The insert is made of high-grade black ebonite. Berg originally made... more

This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufa... This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufactured from black ebonite (hard rubber) which is the traditional material for mouthpieces. Ebonite has certain absorbent qualities which give a more resonant tone. Berg... more

This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufa... This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufactured from black ebonite (hard rubber) which is the traditional material for mouthpieces. Ebonite has certain absorbent qualities which give a more resonant tone. Berg... more

Berg Larsen Metal Alto Sax Mouthpiece Tip Opening The tip opening is the dista... Berg Larsen Metal Alto Sax Mouthpiece Tip Opening The tip opening is the distance between the tip of the reed and the tip of the mouthpiece measured in thousands of an inch. Generally speaking the wider the tip opening the softer the reed that may be... more

The very first Berg Larsen Metal mouthpiece for Tenor Sax in it s entire origi... The very first Berg Larsen Metal mouthpiece for Tenor Sax in it s entire originality in shape and sound Berg Larsen VINTAGE from early 50 s. Berg originally made his name as a professional musician and whilst not working he could be found making reeds... more

Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their di... Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their different tonal quality. The reflective nature of stainless steel results in a brighter more edgy sound. The insert is made of high-grade black ebonite. Berg originally made... more

Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their di... Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their different tonal quality. The reflective nature of stainless steel results in a brighter more edgy sound. The insert is made of high-grade black ebonite. Berg originally made... more

Berg originally made his name as a professional musician and whilst not workin... Berg originally made his name as a professional musician and whilst not working he could be found making reeds in Archer Street London. In 1945 he designed and manufactured a range of ebonite mouthpieces for clarinet and saxophone which later evolved... more

This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufa... This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufactured from black ebonite (hard rubber) which is the traditional material for mouthpieces. Ebonite has certain absorbent qualities which give a more resonant tone. Berg... more

Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their di... Stainless steel mouthpieces were developed for increased life and for their different tonal quality. The reflective nature of stainless steel results in a brighter more edgy sound. The insert is made of high-grade black ebonite. Berg originally made... more

This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufa... This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufactured from black ebonite (hard rubber) which is the traditional material for mouthpieces. Ebonite has certain absorbent qualities which give a more resonant tone. Berg... more

Berg Larsen Stainless Steel Bullet Chamber is specially designed for live and ... Berg Larsen Stainless Steel Bullet Chamber is specially designed for live and studio performances its free-blowing qualities give both volume and edge. Berg originally made his name as a professional musician and whilst not working he could be found... more

This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufa... This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufactured from black ebonite (hard rubber) which is the traditional material for mouthpieces. Ebonite has certain absorbent qualities which give a more resonant tone. Berg... more

This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufa... This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufactured from black ebonite (hard rubber) which is the traditional material for mouthpieces. Ebonite has certain absorbent qualities which give a more resonant tone. Berg... more

Berg originally made his name as a professional musician and whilst not workin... Berg originally made his name as a professional musician and whilst not working he could be found making reeds in Archer Street London. In 1945 he designed and manufactured a range of ebonite mouthpieces for clarinet and saxophone which later evolved... more

This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufa... This is where it all started! Since 1945 Berg Larsen s mouthpieces were manufactured from black ebonite (hard rubber) which is the traditional material for mouthpieces. Ebonite has certain absorbent qualities which give a more resonant tone. Berg... more