D'addario - Rico Reserve Evolution Marble EV10 (Bb clarinet)
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Warm and sophisticated sound, designed for modern and expressive playing.
- Quick response and easy articulation to gain precision from the very first notes.
- Machining (not molding) in hard rubber, for better manufacturing consistency.
- High flexibility to cover a wide range of musical styles, from classical to contemporary.
Manufacturer Information
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A Modern Approach Inspired by the Great Craftsmanship of "Old-Fashioned" Mouthpieces
With the Reserve Evolution series, D'Addario Woodwinds embraces the idea that made the reputation of great historical mouthpieces: a mouthpiece is not just about a beautiful finish, but about a controlled internal architecture serving the sound. The Marble version clearly claims this pursuit of a "premium" sonic identity, leveraging current technologies to recapture what defined the signature of the most sought-after mouthpieces: stability, consistency, and musicality. Machined from hard rubber and manufactured to strict tolerances, this mouthpiece aims for a particularly appreciated playing regularity when one seeks reliable equipment, consistent from one piece to another.
For Which Clarinetists and Styles?
The D'Addario Reserve Evolution Marble is aimed at clarinetists looking for a responsive mouthpiece capable of following precise articulation and quick setup. It is especially suitable for intermediate to advanced musicians who wish to refine their control (attacks, détaché, dynamics) without struggling with sound production. Its promise of flexibility makes it a relevant choice for various contexts: classical and contemporary repertoire, chamber music, wind ensembles/fanfares, and more broadly all situations where one alternates between legato phrasing, clear articulations, and contrasting dynamics.
Sound and Design
This mouthpiece emphasizes a warm timbre and a refined playing feel, with a quick response that facilitates attack and clean articulation. The choice of hard rubber (ebonite) contributes to a sound aesthetic often sought after in clarinet: a rounder tone, good register coherence, and comfortable projection across the entire range. Machining rather than molding aims for better homogeneity : the table and curves are precisely crafted to promote stability and consistency, serving what matters most in a Reserve mouthpiece: the sound and the ability to shape it according to musical intent.
Technical specifications
| Category | Bb clarinet | Color | Multicolor |
| Material | Hard rubber | ||
| Type | hard rubber | Positioning | designed for the modern clarinetist |
| Manufacturing | machined (not molded) | Character | warm and sophisticated sound |
| Finish / Visual Identity | Marble | Playing | quick response, great ease of articulation |
| Instrument | Bb clarinet | Versatility | increased flexibility for a wide range of musical styles |
| Product Type | mouthpiece | Manufacturing Quality | strict manufacturing tolerances |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Reserve Evolution Marble mouthpiece compatible with a Bb clarinet?
This mouthpiece is designed for the Bb clarinet.
What material is used for this clarinet mouthpiece?
Ebonite, also known as hard rubber, is the material of this model. It contributes to a warm tone and consistent response across the range.
Is the D'Addario Rico Reserve Evolution Marble EV10 suitable for classical playing?
Its quick response and ease of articulation meet the demands of classical and contemporary repertoire. The announced flexibility also allows its use in chamber music, wind ensemble, or brass band.
What sound does the Marble finish provide?
The Marble finish corresponds to the mouthpiece's multicolored visual identity. The Reserve Evolution design aims for warm and sophisticated tones, with great sound shaping capability.
Why choose a machined mouthpiece rather than a molded one?
Machined manufacturing, as opposed to molded, is done with strict tolerances. It aims for precise uniformity of the table and curves, ensuring consistent response.



