Selmer Soloist F Otto Link While not as punchy as

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

At the time it was noted that Sonny Rollins had been “using a Meyer” so naturally Ronnie went out and bought a buch

Here is an original condition 1950's Selmer Soloist E alto mouthpiece

a slightly wider body than its predecessor

This piece would be an ideal candidate to open to a more contemporary size for a jazz or commercial player

Selmer Soloist F Otto Link While not as punchy asHere is an original condition, Selmer 'Soloist' F alto sax mouthpiece. This mouthpiece measures . 088" on my gauge. The innovation represented by Selmer's horseshoe chamber design and the legacy of the Soloist line of mouthpieces is evidenced by the continued demand for these pieces today. The original examples from the 1950's and 60's are very sought after for the amazing design, top quality rubber and expert finish work. This is an ideal choice for