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  The Ralph Morgan Mouthpiece 'Making' Philosophy

  Dec 22, 2015 | 17 comments

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     There are many differences between Morgan Mouthpieces and other mouthpieces being manufactured today.  A return to the principles of construction and acoustical design used for well over 100 years, from 1808 to around 1910 proves that they worked far better than the modern day ideas used today.  Here is a list of the 'old' characteristics you will find in a Morgan Mouthpiece.    The curvature (duck-billing) of the beak surface is attributable to early study by Gustave Langenus, which we continue to use in our production.  Removal of a precisely graduated bulk of material in the beak area allows that portion...

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