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Patrick Springer is a really nice guy who is very interested in your satisfaction as a customer. I have two, and I also have a couple of Vandoren V16 #7 pieces that I like a lot. I use Springer mouthpieces for the soprano. I wish Ron would make some soprano pieces, but he hasn't been doing that lately. Granted, I own 3 alto pieces, 3 tenor pieces, and 3 Baritone pieces made by him, so I wasn't desperate. I have waited up to a year for some of my pieces. The drawbacks to ordering from Ron are the interminable wait to get your new mouthpiece and the fact that you must pay up front. He also will take a mouthpiece back and work on it for you for no extra cost, until you are satisfied. Another positive thing about his work is that he tests each mouthpiece for several hours to make sure it meets his expectations. I have a hard time deciding what I want the bari to sound like between the Mulligan styled piece and the Brignola styled piece. I have one of these modern ones for the Baritone and I love it. These are for his vintage sounding mouthpieces (the ones I use), but he also makes models with a more modern edge. Ron is constantly searching for ways to make the pieces sound the way he likes and his references for the different horns are impeccable: Alto: Cannonball Adderly Tenor: Dexter Gordon Baritone: Gerry Mulligan. He is a sax player who worked with the maker of Lamberson mouthpieces and has a great ear for this work. RPC mouthpieces are made by my buddy Ron Coelho in Washington State. Here are the websites of the products used in my board: Peterson Strobe tuner: the most accurate tuner out there, with true bypass. Bass Tremolo: Subtle tremolo that I'm still trying to figure out where to use. OctaBass: Bass octaver that can shake your soul. MultiChorus: Chorus pedal made specifically for bass. MultiVerb: A great reverb pedal for bass. But for soloing i prefer the overdrive of the Valve Drive. It can simply warm up a dull bass or take it way the fuck out with some drop dead bass overdrive. Valve Drive: An extraordinay tube preamp. The board itself was made by Mike Ruskin at NYC Pedalboards. It's all EBS equipment and a great Peterson strobe tuner. You can check out Walter Grabner's products here: I have this super cool pedalboard for my bass guitars. I shipped him my clarinet and he custom fit the hand reamed barrel to fit and tune perfectly! It is a beautiful piece of Cocobolo wood that really evened out the sound of my R13 and gave it some extra warmth.

Walter also made me a barrel for my Bb soprano clarinet. So I own five of his mouthpieces and I am very happy with his work and his great professionalism. I then asked him to make me two alto clarinet pieces and they were both wonderful from the start. I fell completely in love with one of them and the other was very good, just not at the level of the first one, so I sent it back. I then asked him to make me a Bb soprano piece and he sent two for me to try. Both are equally excellent mouthpieces that I probably don't even deserve. He worked on it and sent it back and it is VERY close to the second piece in sound. I took advantage of Walter's return/repair policy and sent the first piece back to him and explained what I wanted it to do. i need all the help I can get on the clarinet!). That's how much it helps me (and trust you me. It was a LOT better! I couldn't believe my ears! I once described it to Walter like it's as if the mouthpiece is playing the clarinet. Well, as often will happen with hand made products, the second one wasn't the same as the first. It was so good that I decided to ask him to make me another one as a backup. It was better than anything I had played up until then (Vandoren, Selmer, Bill Street.). I first ordered a bass clarinet piece and when I got it I was very satisfied.

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Walter is a professional clarinet player as well as an expert repairman. I explained what I was looking for in my sound and he listened and made recommendations. I kept getting hits for Walter's products, so I gave him a call and we spoke for over 30 minutes about all the variables that are involved in the making of these pieces.

I did some research on the internet a couple of years ago, frustrated by the mediocre clarinet mouthpieces I was playing. Walter Grabner is a super nice guy who makes some outstanding clarinet mouthpieces.

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