The Theo Wanne WATER mouthpiece has been in Research and Development for over five years. The sound concept of the WATER is unlike any other Theo Wanne mouthpiece. You will find a rich beautiful core to the sound, in fact, richer than any other classical or all-around mouthpiece we tested, vintage or new. This is intentional and due to a truly unique Small-Chamber & Throat that compresses the airstream into the saxophone neck to create a rich sound, that is not pinched at all like other small chamber designs.

We are very proud of this very unique design and hope you enjoy it as much as we do. As part of the new Elements Series, this mouthpiece has ALL the Theo Wanne quality, yet we can offer it at a very nice price. The Elements Series is already winning awards! Truly a super-high-quality mouthpiece.

SOUND

The ultimate all-around AND classical mouthpiece.
The most expressive traditional sound you’ve ever heard!
Retains the resistance and body to the sound classical musicians require.

DESIGN

Small chamber for a full, yet clean yet articulate sound.
Theo Wanne’s proprietary Shark-gill baffle.
Crafted to the highest accuracy in the history of classical mouthpiece history; perfect side and tip rails!
Designed by Theo Wanne, the foremost expert on the design and manufacturing of vintage mouthpieces.

DETAILS

Black A.R.T: The WATER uses revolutionary A.R.T material. The only material with better resonance qualities than Hard Rubber!
Vintage Style Box: Our dark grey and metallic gold Theo Wanne™ mouthpiece box.
Drawstring Pouch: A beautiful Theo Wanne microfiber draw-string mouthpiece pouch.

Product Dimensions	10.16 x 3.81 x 2.54 cm; 40.82 g
Item model number	WAT-Ai3
Body Material	A.R.T.
Colour	Black ART
Material Type	Proprietary A.R.T. Material
Instrument Key	B Flat
Country Produced In	United States
Size	3
Item Weight	40.8 g

Theo Wanne Water Alto Saxophone Mouthpiece - Versatile Traditional sound - Great for All Styles - Small-Chamber & Throat – Black A.R.T - Hard Rubber

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