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Berg Larsen | Brilhart | Dukoff | Gregory | Meyer | Otto Link | Selmer Berg Larsen Saxophone Mouthpieces How to read the tip opening and baffle height: An example Berg Larsen mouthpiece shank might read 95/1M. The first number is the tip opening in thousandths of an inch. A 95 would mean 95 thousandths of an inch or .095". Bergs run about 5 thousandths of an inch small, meaning a 95 would actually measure .090". The second number given (the 1 in 95/1) indicates the baffle height or its brightness. A 3 is the darkest and a 0 is the brightest. The following letter (the M after 95/1) indicates the facing length. An M is a medium length facing, while a SMS is a short facing. A SMS facing is about the same length as an Otto Link mouthpiece's facing. The M is longer than the equivalent Otto Link facing length. Very Vintage Duck Bill Made in the 1940s, these were the first mouthpieces made by Berg Larsen. The metal mouthpieces have a long, gradual sloping bite area. The rubber versions are more abrupt. Both the metal and hard rubber models have a very long table that extends quite a bit beyond the reed. They also have a bullet cut chamber and are the rarest of all the Bergs. The rubber versions tend to be quite thick (wide) in the body. The Very Vintage Duck Bill Berg Larsen's were made in soprano, alto, tenor and baritone. A very rare version of this mouthpiece, the Charlie Ventura model, is what Charlie Ventura actually played on for a time. It is a 100/2M model. At the end of the run of the long table mouthpieces, Berg Larsen had a 'P' or 'Personal' model that had a 'P' on the back/top of the shank. The first of these still had the slanted signature on the shank. But, the later ones had the straight signature on the shank like the 'Duck Bill' models. Just a few were made without the 'P'. These models had longer shanks than the previous Very Vintage models but shorter shanks than the later 'Duck Bill' model. All of these mouthpieces came with brass caps and ligatures. The ligature screws all had a very distinctive square head on them. Duck Bill Duck Bill Bergs have a very mild upward slope right behind the bite-plate. These are also often called 'Bullet Chamber' mouthpieces because of the V shaped drop off at the back of the baffle that looks like the tip of a bullet. The first of these (made in the early 1950's) still had the 'P' marking on the back like the later 'Very Vintage' models. They had a fatter and heavier body than the later ones. The 'P' model was the best made and sounding of this model. A very rare gold plated solid brass early version of the Duck Bill was made for a short while. This is not to be confused with the later bronze straight bill Berg Larsen put out in the 1980s and 1990s. The gold plate on this mouthpiece was direct plated to the brass, without the usual intermediary plating material like nickel or silver used by Otto Link, etc. The Duck Bill period of mouthpieces came with several different ligature and cap combinations, including a screw down ligature. During the period of the 'Duck Bill' vintage Berg Larsen mouthpieces the factory moved, and all the tooling used to make them changed as well. The clearest way to delineate between these two major phases in Berg Larsen history is to look at the machine marks left on the table by the machines used to make the facings. The older mouthpieces had a denim look to the table which was created by a stone grinding wheel. The later mouthpieces had arced machine marks going from side to side created by a milling machine. The vintage Berg Larsen mouthpieces came in three shank lengths. The bottom picture is the oldest, the 'Very Vintage' model. The middle mouthpiece is the transitional 'P' model. The top mouthpiece is a vintage Berg Larsen 'Duck Bill'. All three are the vintage models with the denim look machine marks on the table. Scoop Bill Bergs with a very pronounced upward scoop right behind the bite-plate are called 'Scoop Bill' Bergs. These all have a straight drop off at the back of the baffle. These did not change in design very much from the early 1950s through the 1980s. The only real change was the machinery used to make the facings during the above mentioned manufacturing plant change. Straight Bill Straight Bill Bergs have a long straight bite-plate section but still have the V shaped drop off at the back of the baffle. These have a narrower body than the Duck Bill. They were produced from the 70s through the 80s. All of these have the arced machine marks on the table.
	Berg Larsen Saxophone Mouthpieces How to read the tip opening and baffle height: An example Berg Larsen mouthpiece shank might read 95/1M. 예를 들어 95/1M 이라는 피스라면.. The first number is the tip opening in thousandths of an inch. A 95 would mean 95 thousandths of an inch or .095". Bergs run about 5 thousandths of an inch small, 첫번째 95는 1000/95 인치라는 뜻이며 버그라센은 1000/5정도를 적게 쓴다.  meaning a 95 would actually measure .090". 고로 95는 실제치수가 090 인치라는거.. The second number given (the 1 in 95/1) indicates the baffle height or its brightness. A 3 is the darkest and a 0 is the brightest. 두번째 숫자는 배플의 높이를 나타낸다. 즉 , 3은 어둡고 0는 3보다 밝다.  The following letter (the M after 95/1) indicates the facing length. An M is a medium length facing, while a SMS is a short facing. A SMS facing is about the same length as an Otto Link mouthpiece's facing. The M is longer than the equivalent Otto Link facing length. M은 중간크기의 페이싱이며  SMS는 좀더 짧은 페이싱이다. SMS는 오토링크와 같은 페이싱이며 M은 평균의 오토링크보다 페이싱이 길다.        버거라센의 팁과 오프닝을  어떻게 읽는가 Very Vintage Duck Bill Made in the 1940s, these were the first mouthpieces made by Berg Larsen. The metal mouthpieces have a long, gradual sloping bite area. The rubber versions are more abrupt. Both the metal and hard rubber models have a very long table that extends quite a bit beyond the reed. They also have a bullet cut chamber and are the rarest of all the Bergs. The rubber versions tend to be quite thick (wide) in the body. The Very Vintage Duck Bill Berg Larsen's were made in soprano, alto, tenor and baritone. A very rare version of this mouthpiece, the Charlie Ventura model, is what Charlie Ventura actually played on for a time. It is a 100/2M model. At the end of the run of the long table mouthpieces, Berg Larsen had a 'P' or 'Personal' model that had a 'P' on the back/top of the shank. The first of these still had the slanted signature on the shank. But, the later ones had the straight signature on the shank like the 'Duck Bill' models. Just a few were made without the 'P'. These models had longer shanks than the previous Very Vintage models but shorter shanks than the later 'Duck Bill' model. 1940년에 만들어진겄. 첫번째 버그라센의 핏스이며 메탈피스는 긴 바이트 테이블을 가진다. 러버피스는  이두 메탈피스보다 갑작스레 긴 테이블 , 리드를 붙이는 테이블의 길이가 늘어난다. 이들은 역기 총알형의 챔버를 가지며 이들은 버거라센 중에서도 귀하다. 러버들은 좀더 넓은 챔버들을 바디안에 가지고 있다. 빈티지 버거라센은 소프라노,알토,테너, 바리톤을 만들었다. 매우 귀한 버젼으로 챨리 벤튜라 모델이 있는데 그는 100/2M 모델을 사용했다. 롱테이블의 버거라센이 끝날즈음에 버거라센은 P' 혹은 퍼스날 모델을 생크의 위 또는 아래에 새겼다 . 초기의 이것들은 아직도 비스듬한 글씨체의 겄들이 생크에 있다 그러나 글씨가 똑바로 쓰여진 덕빌형의 모델도 있는데 일부 극소수의 겄들은 P자가 없이 만들어졌는데 이모델들은 다른 모델에비해 좀더 긴 생크를 가지고 덕빌 모델보다는 생크가 짧다.  All of these mouthpieces came with brass caps and ligatures. The ligature screws all had a very distinctive square head on them. 모든 피스들은 놋쇠의 캡과 레가쳐가 따라나왔다  레가쳐의 나시들은 납작한 형태의 겄들이다 (나비형 조임나사 손잡이) Duck Bill Duck Bill Bergs have a very mild upward slope right behind the bite-plate. These are also often called 'Bullet Chamber' mouthpieces because of the V shaped drop off at the back of the baffle that looks like the tip of a bullet. The first of these (made in the early 1950's) still had the 'P' marking on the back like the later 'Very Vintage' models. They had a fatter and heavier body than the later ones. The 'P' model was the best made and sounding of this model. 덕빌 버거라센은 매우 완만한 경사를 피스를 무는 쪽에 가진다. 이들역시 때로는 총알챔버라고 불리는데  V 형태의 배플안쪽에 깍인 형태가 꼭 총알의 대가리 부분과  비슷하다고 해서 붙인 이름이다. 첫번째 이것들 (1950년대)중 아주 오래된 것들은 여전히 P 자를 생크 뒷부분에 가지며 이들은   나중의 겄들보다 좀더 무거운 몸체를 가진다. P 모델은 버거라센중 최고의 걸작이며 사운드를 가진다.     A very rare gold plated solid brass early version of the Duck Bill was made for a short while. This is not to be confused with the later bronze straight bill Berg Larsen put out in the 1980s and 1990s. The gold plate on this mouthpiece was direct plated to the brass, without the usual intermediary plating material like nickel or silver used by Otto Link, etc. 매우 드믈게 놋쇠위에 금도금을 한 덕빌 버젼이 잠시 생산되엇다. 이것들과 브론즈의 스트레이트 버거라센과 혼동을 말기를 바란다. (1980그리고 1990년에 만들어진) 골드도금 피스들은 놋쇠위에 직접 입혀져졌으며 보통의 이중작업 ,오토링크의 니켈위에 금이나 등등.. The Duck Bill period of mouthpieces came with several different ligature and cap combinations, including a screw down ligature. 덕빌  시기의 피스들은 얼마정도의 다른 레가쳐와 캡이 나왔는데 스크류나사가 오토링크처럼 밑에 붙은것도 있었다. During the period of the 'Duck Bill' vintage Berg Larsen mouthpieces the factory moved, and all the tooling used to make them changed as well. The clearest way to delineate between these two major phases in Berg Larsen history is to look at the machine marks left on the table by the machines used to make the facings. The older mouthpieces had a denim look to the table which was created by a stone grinding wheel. The later mouthpieces had arced machine marks going from side to side created by a milling machine. 덕빌 모델을 생산즈음에 버거라센은 공장을 옮긴다 그리고 가공기계도 보다 낫게 첸지가 되는데 올드 모델에서의 그라인드 가공으로 인한 상하의 테이블 무뉘에서 후반기는 밀링머신에 의한 좌우 흔적의 테이블이 생기게 된다. 빈티지 버거라센은 3개의 생크길이가 있다. 맨아래의 제일 짧은 생크가 제일 오래된 겄이고  두번째가 P 가 찍힌 트랜지셔날 모델이고 세번째가 "덕빌" 모델이다. 모든 모델에서 세로로 가공된 기계의 흔적이 테이블에 있다. The vintage Berg Larsen mouthpieces came in three shank lengths. The bottom picture is the oldest, the 'Very Vintage' model. The middle mouthpiece is the transitional 'P' model. The top mouthpiece is a vintage Berg Larsen 'Duck Bill'. All three are the vintage models with the denim look machine marks on the table. 스쿱빌 버거라센은 매우 드러나는 상향사선을 가진( 피스를 옆에서 봤을때 오른족 끝에서 무는곳부터 위로 올라가는 곡선) 피스를 스쿱빌이라 부른다. 이들은 모두 바로 떨어지는 형태의 배플을 가지며 디지인도 1950년대부터 1980년까지 별로 바뀌지 않았다. 오직 진정한 체인지는 언급한 기계를 사용한 페이싱 가공의 작업방식이다.      스트레이트빌 Straight Bill Straight Bill Bergs have a long straight bite-plate section but still have the V shaped drop off at the back of the baffle. These have a narrower body than the Duck Bill. They were produced from the 70s through the 80s. All of these have the arced machine marks on the table. 스트레이트빌 버거라센은 긴 직선형의 바이트플레이트를 가지고 여전히 총알형의 챔버를 가진다. 이들은 가는 모체를 가지며 (덕빌보다) 이들은 1970부터 1980년에 제작되었다. 이것들 모두 사선(교차물결의) 기계가공 흔적을 테이블에 가진다 Scoop Bill Bergs with a very upward scoop right behind the bite-plate are called 'Scoop Bill' Bergs. These all have a straight drop off at the back of the baffle. These did not change in design very much from the early 1950s through the 1980s. The only real change was the machinery used to make the facings during the above mentioned manufacturing plant change. 스쿱빌.  버거라센은 매우 윗쪽으로 들린 (무는 부분에서 시작해 끝나는 부분까지 마치 볼보승용차?_ 피스를 스쿱빌이라 부른다. 이들은 바로 떨어지는 배플을 가지며 (사진) 이들은 디지인을 1950년부터 1980년까지 바꾸지 않았다. 오직 진정한 바뀜은 기계에 의한 테이블 가공흔적 자국과  이전의 수작업흔적의 차이이다,     Straight Bill Straight Bill Bergs have a long straight bite-plate section but still have the V shaped drop off at the back of the baffle. These have a narrower body than the Duck Bill. They were produced from the 70s through the 80s. All of these have the arced machine marks on the table.

                            스트 레이트빌.

                              이것은 긴 직선형의 무는곳 (바이트테이블) 조직을 가지고 그러나 여전히 V형태의

                              떨어지는 배플을 가진다.  이들은 날씬한 모둥이를 (덕빌보다) 가지고

                              1970~1980사이에 만들었다 .

                              모든 모델에 기계가공의 흔적이 있다.(좌우)

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Berg Larsen Saxophone Mouthpieces

How to read the tip opening and baffle height:

• An example Berg Larsen mouthpiece shank might read 95/1M.

• The first number is the tip opening in thousandths of an inch. A 95 would mean 95 thousandths of an inch or .095". Bergs run about 5 thousandths of an inch small, meaning a 95 would actually measure .090".

• The second number given (the 1 in 95/1) indicates the baffle height or its brightness. A 3 is the darkest and a 0 is the brightest.

• The following letter (the M after 95/1) indicates the facing length. An M is a medium length facing, while a SMS is a short facing. A SMS facing is about the same length as an Otto Link mouthpiece's facing. The M is longer than the equivalent Otto Link facing length.

Very Vintage Duck Bill
Made in the 1940s, these were the first mouthpieces made by Berg Larsen. The metal mouthpieces have a long, gradual sloping bite area. The rubber versions are more abrupt. Both the metal and hard rubber models have a very long table that extends quite a bit beyond the reed. They also have a bullet cut chamber and are the rarest of all the Bergs. The rubber versions tend to be quite thick (wide) in the body. The Very Vintage Duck Bill Berg Larsen's were made in soprano, alto, tenor and baritone.

A very rare version of this mouthpiece, the Charlie Ventura model, is what Charlie Ventura actually played on for a time. It is a 100/2M model.

At the end of the run of the long table mouthpieces, Berg Larsen had a 'P' or 'Personal' model that had a 'P' on the back/top of the shank. The first of these still had the slanted signature on the shank. But, the later ones had the straight signature on the shank like the 'Duck Bill' models. Just a few were made without the 'P'. These models had longer shanks than the previous Very Vintage models but shorter shanks than the later 'Duck Bill' model.

All of these mouthpieces came with brass caps and ligatures. The ligature screws all had a very distinctive square head on them.

Duck Bill
Duck Bill Bergs have a very mild upward slope right behind the bite-plate. These are also often called 'Bullet Chamber' mouthpieces because of the V shaped drop off at the back of the baffle that looks like the tip of a bullet. The first of these (made in the early 1950's) still had the 'P' marking on the back like the later 'Very Vintage' models. They had a fatter and heavier body than the later ones. The 'P' model was the best made and sounding of this model.

A very rare gold plated solid brass early version of the Duck Bill was made for a short while. This is not to be confused with the later bronze straight bill Berg Larsen put out in the 1980s and 1990s. The gold plate on this mouthpiece was direct plated to the brass, without the usual intermediary plating material like nickel or silver used by Otto Link, etc.

The Duck Bill period of mouthpieces came with several different ligature and cap combinations, including a screw down ligature.

During the period of the 'Duck Bill' vintage Berg Larsen mouthpieces the factory moved, and all the tooling used to make them changed as well. The clearest way to delineate between these two major phases in Berg Larsen history is to look at the machine marks left on the table by the machines used to make the facings. The older mouthpieces had a denim look to the table which was created by a stone grinding wheel. The later mouthpieces had arced machine marks going from side to side created by a milling machine.

The vintage Berg Larsen mouthpieces came in three shank lengths. The bottom picture is the oldest, the 'Very Vintage' model. The middle mouthpiece is the transitional 'P' model. The top mouthpiece is a vintage Berg Larsen 'Duck Bill'. All three are the vintage models with the denim look machine marks on the table.

Scoop Bill
Bergs with a very pronounced upward scoop right behind the bite-plate are called 'Scoop Bill' Bergs. These all have a straight drop off at the back of the baffle. These did not change in design very much from the early 1950s through the 1980s. The only real change was the machinery used to make the facings during the above mentioned manufacturing plant change.

Straight Bill
Straight Bill Bergs have a long straight bite-plate section but still have the V shaped drop off at the back of the baffle. These have a narrower body than the Duck Bill. They were produced from the 70s through the 80s. All of these have the arced machine marks on the table.

Berg Larsen Mouthpieces

Berg Larsen was originally known as a professional musician and reed maker in Archer Street London.  In 1945, he designed and manufactured a range of ebonite mouthpieces for clarinet and saxophone which later evolved into a range made out of stainless steel for an increased lifespan.  Berg Larsen Mouthpieces have a unique design: a small chamber with flat side walls.  This makes them unique among the vintage brands.  Berg Larsen passed away in 1972.

How to read Berg Larsen numbering.  Example:  95/1M

95 = The first number is the tip opening in thousandths of an inch.  95 means .095″.  note: Bergs run about .005″ small, so a 95 would actually measure .090″.

1 = The second number indicates baffle height/brightness. A 3 is the darkest and a 0 is the brightest.

M = The last letter indicates facing length. M is a medium length facing, while SMS is a short facing. An SMS facing is about the same length as an Otto Link mouthpiece facing. The M is longer than an Otto Link facing.

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VERY VINTAGE DUCK BILL:

Made in the 1940s, these were the first mouthpieces made by Berg Larsen. The metal mouthpieces have a long, gradual sloping bite area. The rubber versions are more abrupt. Both the metal and hard rubber models have a very long table that extends quite a bit beyond the reed. They also have a bullet cut chamber and are the rarest of all the Bergs. The rubber versions tend to be quite thick (wide) in the body. The Very Vintage Duck Bill Berg Larsen’s were made in soprano, alto, tenor and baritone.

A very rare version of this mouthpiece, the Charlie Ventura model, is what Charlie Ventura actually played on for a time. It is a 100/2M model.

At the end of the run of the long table mouthpieces, Berg Larsen had a ‘P’ or ‘Personal’ model that had a ‘P’ on the back/top of the shank. The first of these still had the slanted signature on the shank. But, the later ones had the straight signature on the shank like the ‘Duck Bill’ models. Just a few were made without the ‘P’. These models had longer shanks than the previous Very Vintage models but shorter shanks than the later ‘Duck Bill’ model.

All of these mouthpieces came with brass caps and ligatures. The ligature screws all had a very distinctive square head on them.

DUCK BILL

Duck Bill Bergs have a very mild upward slope right behind the bite-plate. These are also often called ‘Bullet Chamber’ mouthpieces because of the V shaped drop off at the back of the baffle that looks like the tip of a bullet. The first of these (made in the early 1950’s) still had the ‘P’ marking on the back like the later ‘Very Vintage’ models. They had a fatter and heavier body than the later ones. The ‘P’ model was the best made and sounding of this model.

A very rare gold plated solid brass early version of the Duck Bill was made for a short while. This is not to be confused with the later bronze straight bill Berg Larsen put out in the 1980s and 1990s. The gold plate on this mouthpiece was direct plated to the brass, without the usual intermediary plating material like nickel or silver used by Otto Link, etc.

The Duck Bill period of mouthpieces came with several different ligature and cap combinations, including a screw down ligature.

During the period of the ‘Duck Bill’ vintage Berg Larsen mouthpieces the factory moved, and all the tooling used to make them changed as well. The clearest way to delineate between these two major phases in Berg Larsen history is to look at the machine marks left on the table by the machines used to make the facings. The older mouthpieces had a denim look to the table which was created by a stone grinding wheel. The later mouthpieces had arced machine marks going from side to side created by a milling machine.

The vintage Berg Larsen mouthpieces came in three shank lengths. The bottom picture is the oldest, the ‘Very Vintage’ model. The middle mouthpiece is the transitional ‘P’ model. The top mouthpiece is a vintage Berg Larsen ‘Duck Bill’. All three are the vintage models with the denim look machine marks on the table.

SCOOP BILL BEAK

Bergs with a very pronounced upward scoop right behind the bite-plate are called ‘Scoop Bill’ Bergs. These all have a straight drop off at the back of the baffle. These did not change in design very much from the early 1950s through the 1980s. The only real change was the machinery used to make the facings during the above mentioned manufacturing plant change.

STRAIGHT BILL/BEAK

Straight Bill Bergs have a long straight bite-plate section but still have the V shaped drop off at the back of the baffle. These have a narrower body than the Duck Bill. They were produced from the 70s through the 80s. All of these have the arced machine marks on the table.

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