Skip to content
Don't see what you want? We can get nearly everything (and we'll give you a great price)! CALL US: 770-433-0196
Don't see what you want? We can get nearly everything (and we'll give you a great price)! CALL US: 770-433-0196
USED Berg Larsen Stainless Steel Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece - 95/2 M

USED Berg Larsen Stainless Steel Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece - 95/2 M

by Berg Larser
$ 197.00 - $ 197.00
$ 197.00
$ 197.00
$ 197.00 - $ 197.00
$ 197.00

Thanks for looking at our preowned Berg Larsen Stainless Steel Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece, the perfect accessory to enhance your performance whether you're playing onstage, jamming in a club, or laying down a track in the studio. Trusted by saxophonists everywhere, Berg Larsen has long been a fixture in the saxophone world.

The stainless steel construction of this tenor mouthpiece gives it a brighter, edgier tone that glistens and sparkles as you play. Crafted with durability and longevity in mind, this trusty mouthpiece will be your reliable companion for years to come.

Berg Larsen's legacy began in 1945 with a range of ebonite mouthpieces, later expanding to include other materials such as bronze and stainless steel. Today, the Berg Larsen name is synonymous with distinctive sound and high-quality craftsmanship. Their mouthpieces boast rich, vibrant tones that have captivated many of the world's most famous saxophonists, including Sonny Rollins, Plas Johnson, Pete Christlieb, and even former president Bill Clinton.

Understanding the Berg Larsen numbering system:
- The first number is the tip opening in thousandths of an inch. For example, 95 means .095". Note that Berg Larsen mouthpieces run about .005" small, so a 95 would actually measure .090".
- The second number indicates baffle height/brightness. A 3 is the darkest, and a 0 is the brightest.
- The last letter indicates facing length. M is a medium length facing, while SMS is a short facing. An SMS facing is about the same length as an Otto Link mouthpiece facing, while the M is longer than an Otto Link facing.

This mouthpiece is in great shape, and though it does show some signs of being reworked a little, our pro horn tech Bryan Lopes says that it was excellent work and likely made the mouthpiece comes alive more than it did from the original machining.  He thinks this mouthpiece is likely early 80's, but it's tough to say for sure.

Elevate your saxophone playing with the Berg Larsen Stainless Steel Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece and experience the difference in your performance.