Otto Link Florida HR Tenor Sax 7 TW

Otto Link Florida HR Tenor Sax 7 TW; mouthpiece for tenor saxophone; tip opening: 7 (2.54 mm / 0.100"); material: hard rubber; now available for the first time in a hard-rubber version: the Otto Link Florida combines the familiar design with the unique playing feel and tonal character of hard rubber; originally introduced in 1955 as a brighter and more focused variation of the classic Link design; a higher roll-over baffle and a slightly smaller chamber provide greater presence, sharpness, and clearer projection without losing the typical Link tonal core; fast response, clear projection, and strong projection—even at louder volumes without unpleasant harshness; ideal for modern playing situations, larger ensembles, and louder stages where projection is essential; retains the characteristic Link sound, complemented by more focus, definition, and presence than in darker models; not an imitation of metal: a unique sound achieved through special hard rubber with characteristic attack and timbre; the ideal choice for players who prefer the assertive Florida sound while also appreciating the feel of hard rubber; manufactured using a modern hybrid production process through the collaboration of JJ Babbitt and Theo Wanne; molded and vulcanized hard rubber from JJ Babbitt as the tonal foundation; precise finishing and improved process control by Theo Wanne for greater manufacturing consistency; no reed screw; made in USA