Thanks for this video! I just had the idea of trying to make a baffle for my Jody Jazz HR tenor mouthpiece to give it a little more brightness, and this video helps a lot. Would you use the same epoxy compound for a hard rubber mouthpiece? Is there a different baffle shape for tenors? Thanks!
I use that epoxy for removable baffles in all mouthpiece materials. For non-removable baffles I prefer using Apoxie Fix-It in hard rubber and plastic mouthpieces. This is a good shape to try in tenor mouthpieces too. But I would experiment with shapes using a temporary putty first.
Hello Mojo ! I'm thinking about doing de same on my Berg Larsen metal vintage 120/2/SMS to get a bit more projection. Does it make it easier to play ? Because the Berg need so much air to play in comparison with my Brancher B29 but i do like more its sound than the Brancher.
hello, thank you very much for responding. Is this material is also used for hard rubber mouthpieces ? What other name is called the Quik Alimunium ? and what glue you use ? thank you very much for everything.
Do you still makes these for others? I have a Link STM but preferred the Brilhart Level-Air that I had trialed. I preferred the versatility that the 2 additional baffles provided, as one of them REALLY warmed the tone. The only reason I returned it is that it had SO much projection that both directors told me I would only need that much if I were performing with a rock band lol I am still searching for a 5 Level Air (I trialed a 7), but custom baffles for the Otto Link would be an option for me. Thanks so much.
MojoBari Hello Mojo. My name is Sergey. I am writing to you from Ukraine / Nikolaev. I look constantly at your work and learn from them. So ... Could you help me, because there are no masters in Ukraine and this activity is very poorly developed in our country. My musket is made of bronze, Jody jazz VD 8 * put it. So that's the question? Inside the mouthpiece I dug out a large camera, about 2 cm. So now everything is buzzing and cane can not figure out what to do. Tell me please.)
Thanks for this video! I just had the idea of trying to make a baffle for my Jody Jazz HR tenor mouthpiece to give it a little more brightness, and this video helps a lot. Would you use the same epoxy compound for a hard rubber mouthpiece? Is there a different baffle shape for tenors? Thanks!
I use that epoxy for removable baffles in all mouthpiece materials. For non-removable baffles I prefer using Apoxie Fix-It in hard rubber and plastic mouthpieces.
This is a good shape to try in tenor mouthpieces too. But I would experiment with shapes using a temporary putty first.
I do this. Thx for the idea.
thank you very much!
Can I use this method to make a removable baffle for a hard rubber mouthpiece??
you can also use human shit ,
@@lottierose8668 как результат?
У вас получилось?
what liquid is that you put into the mouthpiece before you put the epoxy putty?
how much does something like this cost?
Nick Pastrano $30
Como se llama la masa con lo que hace el bafle, me lo puede decir por favor
Hello Mojo ! I'm thinking about doing de same on my Berg Larsen metal vintage 120/2/SMS to get a bit more projection. Does it make it easier to play ? Because the Berg need so much air to play in comparison with my Brancher B29 but i do like more its sound than the Brancher.
Great Idea...
hello, thank you very much for responding. Is this material is also used for hard rubber mouthpieces ?
What other name is called the Quik Alimunium ? and what glue you use ?
thank you very much for everything.
How much would the same thing cost for an alto sax link roughly? And how would one go about getting it done?
Email mojomouthpiecework@yahoo.com for price and info. Also see mojomp.com
Do you still makes these for others? I have a Link STM but preferred the Brilhart Level-Air that I had trialed. I preferred the versatility that the 2 additional baffles provided, as one of them REALLY warmed the tone. The only reason I returned it is that it had SO much projection that both directors told me I would only need that much if I were performing with a rock band lol I am still searching for a 5 Level Air (I trialed a 7), but custom baffles for the Otto Link would be an option for me. Thanks so much.
scrapstreams Email mojomouthpiecework@yahoo.com
que material ocupa???!
Hello there . Greetings from Colombia . Could you tell me what materials you are using in this video? Thank you .
danielofcastle It all is in the video. Quik Aluminum. I also use other similar 2-part quick set epoxy putties.
great work!
Can i use pottery clay for this?
Sure. But it will not harden and be removable/reusable with the exact same shape.
Thanks MojoBari
Isn’t that thing poisonous?
Most epoxies become inert once thoroughly mixed and cured.
@@MojoBari good point. Thanks
@woshiphp123a Yes.
MojoBari Hello Mojo. My name is Sergey. I am writing to you from Ukraine / Nikolaev. I look constantly at your work and learn from them. So ... Could you help me, because there are no masters in Ukraine and this activity is very poorly developed in our country. My musket is made of bronze, Jody jazz VD 8 * put it. So that's the question? Inside the mouthpiece I dug out a large camera, about 2 cm. So now everything is buzzing and cane can not figure out what to do. Tell me please.)
I think it would be to soupy to work with.
Petroleum Jelly.