Garrett Bass Clarinet Mouthpiece Medium Open
Designed by Roger Garrett, bass clarinetist of the Illinois and Oregon Symphonies, these mouthpieces provide great sound and projection without sacrificing the focus. Perfect for the professional or student. Clarinet mouthpieces do not come with ligatures.This mouthpiece uses the characteristics found in other high end mouthpieces with added special attention given to more volume without sacrificing a resonant, round orchestral tone quality. Tip opening is ~1.66-1.70. This is the mouthpiece I play on, and I recommend it for student through professional use in bands, or orchestras.Medium FacedThe M utilizes the same qualities as the MO with a slightly smaller tip opening. At ~1.52-1.60, this mouthpiece will allow for slightly harder reeds then the MO but will sacrifice some of the volume available with the MO. This mouthpiece is exceptional for Professional Level Chamber Music and small orchestra playing, or for younger students making the switch to bass clarinet for the first time. It also seems to be used widely doublers (saxophonists) and jazz artists....details

Garrett Double Reed Case Oboe - Maple
Quality reed cases made for players by a player. These take into account not only the aesthetics' of the case but also its functionality. Made from premium woods and feature a foam bar to suspend the reeds allowing for even drying and great protection....details

Garrett Double Reed Case Oboe - Oak
Quality reed cases made for players by a player. These take into account not only the aesthetics' of the case but also its functionality. Made from premium woods and feature a foam bar to suspend the reeds allowing for even drying and great protection....details

Garrett Double Reed Case Bassoon - Oak
Quality reed cases made for players by a player. These take into account not only the aesthetics' of the case but also its functionality. Made from premium woods and feature a foam bar to suspend the reeds allowing for even drying and great protection....details

Garrett Double Reed Case Bassoon - Maple
Quality reed cases made for players by a player. These take into account not only the aesthetics' of the case but also its functionality. Made from premium woods and feature a foam bar to suspend the reeds allowing for even drying and great protection....details

Garrett Bb Clarinet Mouthpiece DL Facing
Professional design / student price. Designed by Roger Garrett, professor of Clarinet at Illinois Wesleyan University, the Garret Bb clarinet mouthpieces are both great playing and affordable....details

Garrett Bb Clarinet Mouthpiece K Facing
Professional design / student price. Designed by Roger Garrett, professor of Clarinet at Illinois Wesleyan University, the Garret Bb clarinet mouthpieces are both great playing and affordable....details

Garrett Bb Clarinet Mouthpiece D Facing
Professional design / student price. Designed by Roger Garrett, professor of Clarinet at Illinois Wesleyan University, the Garret Bb clarinet mouthpieces are both great playing and affordable....details

Garrett Bass Clarinet Mouthpiece Medium
Designed by Roger Garrett, bass clarinetist of the Illinois and Oregon Symphonies, these mouthpieces provide great sound and projection without sacrificing the focus. Perfect for the professional or student. Clarinet mouthpieces do not come with ligatures.This mouthpiece uses the characteristics found in other high end mouthpieces with added special attention given to more volume without sacrificing a resonant, round orchestral tone quality. Tip opening is ~1.66-1.70. This is the mouthpiece I play on, and I recommend it for student through professional use in bands, or orchestras.Medium FacedThe M utilizes the same qualities as the MO with a slightly smaller tip opening. At ~1.52-1.60, this mouthpiece will allow for slightly harder reeds then the MO but will sacrifice some of the volume available with the MO. This mouthpiece is exceptional for Professional Level Chamber Music and small orchestra playing, or for younger students making the switch to bass clarinet for the first time. It also seems to be used widely doublers (saxophonists) and jazz artists....details