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vivace
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I was in the TGI store, and they had some strange looking mouthpiece there. Anyone know about it? Jazz, legit?
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trickg
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Is the TGI store an online store or is it real and does this MP have a name?
There are so many different MP brands to choose from these days it's hard to keep track and they all make the claim that there MP will do things for you that no other MP can.
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SHS_Trumpet
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The Trumpet Geeks International store sells the mad max polycarbonate mouthpieces. Which are plastic mouthpieces in the most common sizes for players who commonly play outside. I met the inventor at the TBA last year and I consequently bought a 7C from him for marching band. It's a pretty good mouthpiece for ten dollars, a far cry from Monette though. They have little fins on the outside that make them resonate more like conventional mp's and that was just a computer generated model in the store the real pieces are clear, not blue.
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