I'd like to obtain about 15 to 20 "identical" clarinet mouthpieces to
use as blanks for some testing I want to do. As to the exact type of
mouthpiece, I have no preferences except that (1) they should be good
quality material, (2) they should be "identical" and (3) they should
be fairly cheap. I plan to modify them in various ways and do some
testing. Any ideas?

- Brent Smith -
 

--- In MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com, "ko4py" <brent_smith@...> wrote:
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> I'd like to obtain about 15 to 20 "identical" clarinet mouthpieces to
> use as blanks for some testing I want to do. As to the exact type of
> mouthpiece, I have no preferences except that (1) they should be good
> quality material, (2) they should be "identical" and (3) they should
> be fairly cheap. I plan to modify them in various ways and do some
> testing. Any ideas?
> 
> - Brent Smith -
>
My suggestion is the cheap Rico Royal A3 Graftonite.
The 'A' model has a low baffle and a tip opening of .045"
The only down side is the hardness of the material.
Plastic might be easier to work. Runyon 22 ?