Jodyjazz GIANT 7* - TENOR
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- "Stealth Metal" Concept : the aesthetics and feel of a hard rubber mouthpiece, with the precision of aerospace-grade hard anodized aluminum.
- Dark and massive sound, while maintaining very effective projection and cut within a group.
- Versatility : comfortable in jazz (straight-ahead, bebop, big band), but also in rock, funk, blues, and more "concert" settings.
- Handcrafted finish : each mouthpiece is hand-finished.
Manufacturer Information
Jodyjazz
https://www.jodyjazz.com
jody@jodyjazz.com
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Jody Jazz and the GIANT Series: A Modern Approach to Metal Mouthpieces
Conceived by Jody Espina, the Jody Jazz brand has built a reputation around mouthpieces designed to meet the demands of discerning saxophonists, from advanced students to professionals. The GIANT series follows this logic with a clear goal: to combine the best qualities of a "hard rubber" mouthpiece (warmth, roundness) and take it further thanks to 3D modeling and high-precision manufacturing. The result is a tenor mouthpiece aiming for a broad, rich, and dark sound without sacrificing power.For Which Tenor Saxophonist? Recommended Styles and Levels
The Jody Jazz GIANT is particularly aimed at intermediate to professional saxophonists seeking a mouthpiece capable of "filling" the sonic space while remaining controllable and musical. Its balance makes it relevant for jazz (straight-ahead, bebop, big band), as well as for styles requiring presence: funk, rock, blues. Its versatility also allows it to fit into a saxophone quartet or a concert orchestra when a denser color and solid projection are desired.Sound and Design
With its "stealth metal" approach, the GIANT combines the feel of a hard rubber mouthpiece (external shape and comfort) with the advantages of modern metal: stability, precision machining, and consistency. Sonically, it delivers a dark and generous timbre, with a big sound that remains clear thanks to excellent projection and a strong ability to "cut" through an ensemble. The 2.67 mm tip opening encourages a full and expressive emission, particularly appreciated when an immediate presence is desired without hardening the timbre.Recommended Compatible Accessories
This mouthpiece is delivered without ligature or mouthpiece cap. For perfect compatibility, it is recommended to choose a ligature specifically adapted to the model and tenor size (adjustment may vary by series) as well as a corresponding mouthpiece cap.Technical specifications
| Category | tenor saxophone | Color | Black |
| Material | metal | Finishing | Aluminum |
| Opening | 2.67 mm | Product subject to a specific right of withdrawal | for hygiene reasons, if this product has been opened, it must be free of any signs of use to qualify for a withdrawal and be eligible for a refund or exchange. |
| Accessories not included | ligature, mouthpiece cap | ||
Customer reviews
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Received very quickly after ordering
I like it a lot.
Super easy to play in the lows and highs.
First try with anche Vandoren 21 2.5
All that's left to do is work on the sound (subtones) to get the most out of it!Automatically translated
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Express shipping (bec ordered on 02/02 and received on 04/02), and item well protected!
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Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Jodyjazz Giant 7* tenor saxophone mouthpiece produce?
Its metal construction and shape inspired by hard rubber mouthpieces aim for a dark and rich tone. Projection remains present to maintain clarity within an ensemble.
What is the tip opening of the Giant 7* tenor?
The stated opening is 2.67 mm, a value designed to promote a broad and expressive sound.
Is this tenor mouthpiece suitable for jazz and funk?
This model targets intermediate to professional saxophonists. It is recommended for jazz, particularly bebop and big band, as well as funk, rock, and blues. Its projection also allows use in saxophone quartets or concert orchestras.
Does the mouthpiece come with a ligature and cap?
No ligature or cap is provided. An appropriate tenor-sized ligature specifically compatible with this model and a matching cap are recommended.
What material and finish are used for this tenor mouthpiece?
It is made of metal, with an aluminum finish and a yellow color.



