OTTO LINK SUPER TONE MASTER BARITONE SAXOPHONE MOUTHPIECE - B. POWELL 7 = .110"

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his listing is for an Otto Link Super Tone Master mouthpiece for baritone saxophone. It does not have quotation marks around the word super, and the facing number (7) is stamped on the bottom of the shank. These attributes identify it as a current production variation, made since the mid-1980's.
This mouthpiece has been worked on by Brian Powell. Brian is one of the best mouthpiece refacers in the business. I don't think he refaced this, so much as just perfected it though. The reason I say that is because the original tip opening (7) is equal to the measurement of .110", which Brian etched on the side with his initials. Otto Link mouthpieces are notorious for being hit or miss straight from the factory. The design is solid though, so they can often benefit greatly from the extra attention to detail that a true craftsman such as Brian will give to it.
This mouthpiece is in excellent used condition. The facing (tip, table, and rails) is perfectly smooth. The bite plate is free of indentations. The gold plate finish shows minimal wear. This mouthpiece has been cleaned/sanitized.
Also included are the ligature and modified cap shown. There is no brand name on the ligature. I think it is probably a Chinese knockoff of a BG, or something like that. It is in good condition and fits the mouthpiece well though. The 'cap' is just the front half of a Rico plastic cap that has been cut off so that it just covers only the very tip of the mouthpiece. It will protect the tip of the mouthpiece when it's in your case, but I'm not sure how useful it is beyond that.
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