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by mufasa
(9 posts)
19 years ago

Kell Geometric mouthpieces?

I just picked up a Conn alto that has an old Kell Geometric "0" hard rubber piece with it and it plays really nicely. Big open sound, easy to produce - easy throughout the range. You can go traditional or modern on your sound. What a mouthpiece! I'd love to try a Kell on my tenor. But this company doesn't seem to exist - or I can't find them on the internet anyway. Anyone know about these pieces or the company?

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  2. by jamterry
    (573 posts)
    19 years ago

    Re: Kell Geometric mouthpieces?

    I think that might be a clarinet mouthpiece. The only thing that comes to mind when I hear the name Kell is Reginald Kell. He was one the greatest clarinetists of the last century. In fact, Benny Goodman took lessons from him. This is only a guess. If that is true. there probably isn't be a tenor mouthpiece in exixtence. Practice On !!!! :)

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  3. by hopestreet Music Emporium
    (1 post)
    10 years ago

    Re: Kell Geometric mouthpieces?

    I have a Kell geometric tenor mouthpiece in good shape.  Also hard rubber, the rubber is age-discolored. Tip is in fine shape, rails have a couple tiny nicks thatdo not effect play or tone. Contact me at [email protected] if you're interested. John

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