Conn Precision Baritone Saxophone Mouthpiece restored and refaced by S Kurtzweil

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Conn Precision Baritone Saxophone Mouthpiece restored and refaced by Scott Kurtzweil
Likely from the 1960s, this old Conn mouthpiece has been lovingly restored and set-up with a pre-Selmer, Brilhart-esque facing and a comfy .078" tip opening.  The sound is direct and robust but not edgy.  An excellent mouthpiece for a young, jazz band player or studio musician.
Please contact with questions.  "Brand" measurements available on request.
I will customize for the winning bidder at no additional charge. Customized mouthpieces cannot be returned for a refund but any follow-up work will be provided free of charge.  Simply cover shipping to and from my shop.
"Scott Kurtzweil is a consummate professional. His mouthpieces are warm, have great tone and hold pitch under any set of conditions. They are made with the same care of some of the old school craftsmen I grew up with like Frank Wells and Warren
Sumner
Swanson. They are reasonably priced and play as well as mouthpieces double their cost."
- Daniel Coombs USA
Free Customization:
Free personal customization work is included with the purchase of any mouthpiece. The winning bidder or purchaser should contact me upon the close of sale to discuss options.
Payment:
We gladly accept payment via PayPal for all eBay sales. Payment must be received within seven days of the close of the auction or sale or the transaction will be voided and the item will be relisted.
Shipping:
We use USPS First Class and USPS Priority Flat Rate to ship mouthpieces.
Warranty:
All Kurtzweil Custom brand or customized mouthpieces feature a satisfaction guarantee that covers the mouthpiece's performance resulting from my work. If the original owner of a mouthpiece would like further customization made, I will gladly do so at no charge. Simply cover shipping to and from my shop.
Returns:
You can return a product for up to 30 days from the date you purchased it. Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it and in the original packaging. Please keep the receipt. A 10% cleaning fee may be assessed upon return.
About Scott Kurtzweil
Scott Kurtzweil began his work on mouthpieces in 2002 under the mentorship of the late Jerry Hall, where he learned the fine craft of producing the ideal balance between the facing curve, tip opening, chamber and bore. The result is a mouthpiece that is highly responsive, centered and focused in tone, no matter the player or set-up. Since that time, Scott has produced custom mouthpieces for players of all levels through out North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa
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