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I liked the sound of my Dukoff mouthpieces when I used them, but I have since switched to Berg Larsen stainless steel to get away from Dukoff's soft metal, and I get better high altissimo.

Hi does anyone know about Transition dukoff soprano with non stamp Miami but still made in Kendle usa also box has stamp silverite so does this going to sound and play like vintage with stamp ? Does anyone know? Thanks !!

DUDE!!!! You are a BAMF on that BIG HORN!!!! Btw I'm the guy who bought the Theo Wanne Marge piece from you yesterday :)

Exactly right on, don’t modify those classic 5* pieces. Thank you!

wow this absolutely ripped!! loved it

Dukoffs are great for extreme and high altissimo

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I have both myself, a later TM and an earlier STM. Would agree with most of this video; neither are really brighter or darker surprisingly, TM has more fuzziness, STM more edge. TM I use mostly since I like the core sound of it and it matches my Ben Webster-esque sound concept. STM on the other hand is definitely more flexible and dynamic of a mouthpiece. TM when pushed maybe projects more spreadlike, whereas the STM when pushed projects straight away.

Fantastic! Love that bass, the auto-panning, and MARF magic. Cheers. :)

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adventurous sound odyssey 😮

Head boppin❤

This is truly amazing

❤️🎛🔥🌈 !!!!

Dukoffs are way too soft to last a long time

I was here when 🫠

Yeah! 🖤🖤🖤🖤

I don't understand how anyone can mention great saxophonists like Coleman Hawkins, Hank Mobley, Lester Young, Ben Webster and then utter the name of John Coltrane. Compare the tone of the former and then listen to the squawks and screeches of Coltrane. Yes, he had great technique, but he sounded horrible! His playing sounds to me like an exercise, or a stunt. It is not satisfying. It is an ugly sound. Why are so many saxophonists reluctant to say the emperor has no clothes?

that are your friends? that are not more than 10 ppl? 😅

If y'all want a great modern copy of either of these check out Retro Revival mouthpieces. My FL copy is easily my favorite mouthpiece I've ever played

fucking awesome!!!

Awesome, dynamic set ! ⚡️⚡️⚡️

how did he hand hold the sax without the neck strap??? can anyone please tell me ?

I love listening to arps with looking at zoomed in jello that looks like gore. Better than doing anything productive.

compelling farther reaches of electronic sound with sax!

So awesome to have you!

Buchla + 🎷 = 💫💫🛰️

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Yuh 🙃

Thats cool man. You should consider doing a player study guide, do you teach?

i love that timbre. sounds rubber, almost sh-101~like

Loud,powerful, bright freeplaying.. Not the gold ones . The silver cheap looking

They produce a very specific sound-if you want to sound exactly like 80’ s Sanborn

Cool ! Amazing sound ! Would be nice if you made a video about experience of playing the Lawton mouthpiece ( is it this one here ?))

I had a Miami Dukoff 9 back in the early 80's. The sound was like a bullet coming out the bell. It takes some getting used to but was great on funk and rock gigs. Ya know, in a parallel universe when there used to be horns. As far as kenny g, I think his Dukoff helps him to play with bad intonation, but that is just my opinion. Nothing against kenny g

Dexter Gordan as well 1:14

what's his mouthpiece tho?

The only mouthpiece I ever got rid of was my Dukoff soprano. Utter crap

Great review 👍🏻

integrating the Buchla in this way sounds amazing - never heard or saw music performed in this way. ❤️

Looks (and sounds) like an amazing night! Wish I’d been there to experience this in person ❤❤❤❤

If they ever make Persona 6, I hope it sounds like this!!!!

a night to remember!

☄️☄️☄️ edgy

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Brilliant! music + visuals! ❤️

Did you film the video? Love the visual art. And the music! You remind me of Paik Nam June.