Selmer Jazz Tribute 7* (Tenor Saxophone)
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Brass metal mouthpiece designed for modern jazz playing: dense, deep, and well-centered sound with beautiful clarity.
- Easy to play despite a true sonic presence, ideal for alternating between crisp attacks and smooth phrasing.
- Finish with a fine layer of gold to enhance brightness and projection without losing warmth.
- 7âą opening (2.67 mm) and 36 mm facing length : a very versatile balance for tenor saxophone.
Manufacturer Information
Selmer
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info@selmer.fr
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Henri SELMER Paris
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Jazz Tribute: SELMER's Heritage Serving the Tenor
Founded in 1885, Henri SELMER Paris initially made a name for itself by manufacturing reeds and mouthpieces before becoming one of the most respected names in the world of wind instruments. Over time, the brand has combined artisanal craftsmanship with modern processes: digital machining in the Mantes-la-Ville workshops has notably allowed for remarkable manufacturing precision and consistency from one mouthpiece to another. In this spirit, the Jazz Tribute is a model deeply rooted in the jazz aesthetic, designed to deliver a sound balanced between timbre, warmth, and projection.
For Which Musicians and Styles?
The SELME R Jazz Tribute is aimed at intermediate to advanced tenor saxophonists and stage musicians seeking a responsive mouthpiece capable of handling both section playing and solos. Its character is particularly suited to jazz (swing, hard bop, modern), but also to contemporary music whenever presence, articulation, and good clarity in the mix are desired. Thanks to its design and ease of play, it remains comfortable for long sessions, whether rehearsing or performing.
Sound and Design
Made of brass, an alloy known for its direct response and harmonic richness, this mouthpiece promotes a feeling of density and stability while maintaining good playing flexibility. The fine gold layer on the surface adds a touch of brightness and improves projection, useful for standing out without effort, especially in amplified settings or with a rhythm section. Regarding setup, the opening (the gap at the tip, which influences airflow, resistance, and flexibility) and the facing length (the contact area with the reed, which affects response and comfort) have been designed to offer an effective compromise: clear attacks, homogeneous registers, and controlled sound production.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To get the best out of this mouthpiece, use tenor saxophone reeds suited to your approach (softer strength to maximize ease of play, firmer strength to increase stability and power reserve). A mouthpiece patch can also improve comfort, stabilize the embouchure, and reduce key noise caused by tooth contact, without altering the mouthpiece's sonic identity.
Technical specifications
| Category | tenor saxophone | Color | Yellow |
| Material | metal | Finishing | Gold plated |
| Type | metal mouthpiece | Instrument | tenor saxophone |
| Finish | fine gold layer on surface | Ligature | included |
| Opening | 7* | Mouthpiece cap | included |
| Measured opening | 2.67 mm | Usage | ideal for jazz and contemporary music |
| Facing length | 36 mm | Character | combines density and depth with remarkable clarity |
Questions frequently asked
What is the tip opening of the Selmer Jazz Tribute 7* tenor saxophone mouthpiece?
The 7* tip opening measures 2.67 mm. Combined with a 36 mm facing length, it is designed to provide controlled response and clear attacks.
Is the Jazz Tribute 7* mouthpiece suitable for modern jazz?
This model is suitable for swing, hard bop, and modern jazz. Its character combines density and depth, with clarity adapted for solo or section playing.
What material is used for this Selmer tenor mouthpiece?
The mouthpiece is made of metal, with a brass construction and a gold-plated finish. This build promotes direct response and harmonic richness.
Is a ligature included with the Jazz Tribute 7*?
A ligature and mouthpiece cap are included. Tenor saxophone reeds are still required to play.
Is this metal mouthpiece suitable for contemporary music?
Thanks to its gold-plated finish, projection is enhanced to stand out in amplified settings or with rhythm sections. It is thus intended for jazz and contemporary music, with clear articulation in the mix. A mouthpiece cushion can be added to stabilize the teeth placement.



