D'addario - Rico RRGMPCTSXC7 - RICO MOUTHPIECE GRAFTONITE TENOR SAXOPHONE C7
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D'addario - Rico
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A Modern Range Designed to Democratize Performance
The Graftonite range follows a simple approach: offering accessible mouthpieces, made from an innovative material, while maintaining essential criteria for ensemble playing such as tuning at 440 Hz. The idea is to provide several combinations of opening and chamber so that the musician can find a balance suited to their playing, without immediately moving to more expensive models. The result: a coherent solution to develop technically, work on intonation, and gain comfort.
For Which Musician and Styles?
This mouthpiece is particularly suitable for the advanced student seeking a easy-to-play model capable of supporting rapid progress: breath control, attack consistency, and stability in dynamics. Thanks to the variations in opening and chamber, it can fit various contexts (wind orchestra, ensemble, chamber music, pop, jazz depending on the instrument and chosen configuration). It is also a good choice for having a reliable mouthpiece daily, especially for rehearsals and technical practice.
Tone and Design
The core character of a mouthpiece is determined by two areas: the opening (the space between the tip of the beak and the reed) and the chamber (the internal volume influencing resonance). With the Graftonite range, the principle is to allow clear adjustment of behavior: a larger opening can provide more flexibility and power (at the cost of increased control demands), while a smaller opening often favors an immediate attack and a more pronounced resistance feel. The 3 chamber sizes available depending on the model allow modulation of color (more centered or broader) and projection.
Polycarbonate contributes to a consistent playing feel: it is a material known for its robustness and stability, useful for musicians who alternate between lessons, rehearsals, and transport. The overall goal is clear: easy response, direct reaction, and a tone quickly exploitable, ideal for focusing on music rather than struggling with equipment.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
For compatibility reasons (exact instrument, opening, and dimensions according to the reference), it is preferable to choose accessories (reed, ligature, mouthpiece cap, swab) based on the precise model of your mouthpiece and instrument. If you provide me with the exact reference, I can safely guide you towards suitable accessories.
Return / Hygiene Information: this product is subject to a specific right of withdrawal. For hygiene reasons, if the mouthpiece has been opened, it must be free of any signs of use to be accepted for return, with refund or exchange.
Technical specifications
| Category | tenor saxophone | Color | Black |
| Material | Plastic | ||
| Design focus | durability and easy response | Instrument compatibility | to be determined according to exact reference |
| Playing goal | easy sound production and direct response | Positioning | affordable solution |
| Tuning | A 440 Hz | Target audience | advanced student |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Rico Graftonite C7 mouthpiece compatible with a tenor saxophone?
The reference RRGMPXC7 is designed for the tenor saxophone. Its black finish is made of polycarbonate plastic.
What level of saxophonist is this C7 mouthpiece intended for?
This model is especially suitable for the advanced student seeking ease of play. Its design aims for a direct response, useful for practicing breath control and consistency of attacks.
What sound does a Graftonite mouthpiece produce?
The tip opening and chamber affect the tonal color as well as projection. A larger tip opening can promote flexibility and power, while a smaller opening generally favors an immediate attack.
Is the Graftonite mouthpiece durable enough for rehearsals?
Polycarbonate is chosen for its robustness and stability during lessons, rehearsals, and transport.
Which reeds and ligatures should be chosen for this tenor mouthpiece?
The choice of reed, ligature, mouthpiece cap, or swab should be made according to the precise model's dimensions. Compatibility also depends on the mouthpiece's tip opening and the instrument.
