Otto Link Florida Metal Tenor Sax 7 TW

Otto Link Florida Metal Tenor Sax 7 TW; metal mouthpiece for tenor saxophone; tip opening: 7 (2.54 mm / 0.100"); classic Otto Link metal mouthpiece with the characteristic, slightly brighter Florida sound; focused, assertive, and lively tone with high clarity and projection; originally introduced in 1955 as the first brighter variation of the Link design; a higher roll-over baffle combined with a slightly smaller chamber provides greater sharpness, definition, and presence; quick response and clean, clear tone projection without unpleasant harshness; retains the typical Link tonal core despite increased brilliance and assertiveness; ideal for louder stages, larger ensembles, and modern playing situations; perfect for players seeking more presence and clarity without sacrificing the familiar warmth of the Link sound; manufactured using a modern hybrid production process through the collaboration of JJ Babbitt and Theo Wanne; based on the traditional design and characteristic Link sound developed by JJ Babbitt; modern manufacturing: each mouthpiece is precision-milled from a solid block of brass rather than assembled from two parts; this results in significantly improved control over the internal geometry and greater dimensional accuracy; extensive development work confirms consistent tonal characteristics despite modern manufacturing; significantly greater consistency between individual mouthpieces than ever before in the model’s history; incl. ligature; made in USA