Brilhart Tenor (1950's) Personaline L4 small chamber I decided to add this

I decided to add this to the collection mostly due to the unique combo of metal profile combined with the nice lightweight of the African blackwood that it's made from

This piece is similar to an early 60’s Otto Link Tone Edge

Geoff Lawton was a true innovator of mouthpiece design and a bit unsung in this regard as well

098" at each corner of the tip showing that it is still in balance

offering the widest ranges of tip sizes

Brilhart Tenor (1950's) Personaline L4 small chamber I decided to add thisBrilhart Tenor (1950's) Personaline L4 Here is an original 1950s Brilhart Personaline tenor mouthpiece. It measures . 074 on my gauge. Arnold Brilhart is a maker whose name is part of the pantheon of early mouthpiece designers and pioneers. His designs were not only the preferred choice of saxophone players from the 1940s and 50s, offering the widest ranges of tip sizes, facing lengths, chambers and materials. Offered here is a Personaline model tenor