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Featured Video: Andy Snitzer Plays DV Soprano Sax Mouthpiece

Featured Video: Ed Calle Plays DV Soprano Sax Mouthpiece.

Performing a a semi-classical piece with Negroni.

The revolutionary DV now available for the soprano saxophone.

The JodyJazz DV Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece is the first to combine nature, science, and the imagination. Golden Section Proportions, or Phi Proportions, between the facing, bore, and chamber is applied to a mouthpiece for the first time in the DV series. The proportions are found in the Stadivarius violins, the Nautilus shell, the Ancient Pyramids and much more. The benefit of using these proportions is a chamber that creates more harmonics for a bigger, richer sound. This mouthpiece comes with cap, ligature and pouch.

The proportions alone do not make the DV series. The mouthpiece also features a secondary window which allows the sound waves to hit the vibrating reed instead of a solid piece of metal. The result is a sound wave pushed out of the mouthpiece through the saxophone. Another advantage of the DV is its facing. The design results in no dead spots on the reed which means the saxophone will respond equally across all ranges. The JodyJazz DV Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece is ideal for the saxophone player looking for a mouthpiece just a little bit brighter than a traditional jazz mouthpiece.

Due to the curve of the DV's facing, JodyJazz recommends the use of a slightly harder reed. Two benefits of using a harder reed are a longer lasting reed and an easier altissimo.

What Does The DV Do?

Bigger Fatter Tone

Effortless Playing

More Harmonics

Cleaner Articulation

Power and Projection

Unbelievable Altissimo

Improved Intonation

How Does The DV Do It?

Secondary window

Golden section proportioning

Proprietary CNC facing technology

Perfect radius facing curve

Perfect reed/Tip match

24 kt heavy gold plating

Hand finished baffle, tip rail, and table

Play tested by Jody Espina

FEATURES

 * Rich harmonics

 * Innovative design

 * Bright and present

 * Comes with cap, ligature and pouch.

Tip Openings

 6* = .065  

 7* = .075  

 8* = .085  

 9   = .090  

 10 = .100

Photo: (Front: DVNY | BACK: DV)

DV NY vs DV (How are they different?)

Both mouthpieces have a full resonant sound due to the secondary window. The DV will have more projection and be brighter due to the raised floor of the chamber while the DV NY will have a more traditional Jazz sound and projection due to the deep full chamber. We often recommend trying both mouthpieces if you are not sure which model would suit you.