Phil-Tone Intrepid 7* – Mini Mouthpiece Review
The Intrepid 7*
This Intrepid 7* mouthpiece was my main piece for a while before my current mouthpiece testing frenzy. This is from Phil-Tone Mouthpieces.
What do you think of the sound? I miss this piece a bit but have so many more to get to know at the moment. Also dusting off a standard I haven’t played in a minute.
The reed is a Lupifaro 3 and the ligature is from BG France. The horn is my Yanagisawa T880 with a bronze neck engraved by @majzikrobert.
Interested in more mouthpiece reviews? Compare this mouthpiece to the Otto Link Tone Edge 7* in that mini mouthpiece review.
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[…] Want more mini mouthpiece reviews? Check out the “Intrepid 7* – Mini Mouthpiece Review.” […]
Great sound, i am thinking to buy one—However what are you currently settled on for tenor after trying various others–thanks , John
not currently settled on anything as I’m still in a heavy testing/reviewing phase. This one is in my top 3 though…
Have try Morgan fry
I have that mpc. It is so fantastic. My go to mpc for small combo settings. Big fat bottom end, screaming altissimo and everything in between. I also have Phil’s Equinox, and Isotope for Tenor and Rift for Alto. Phil makes wonderful mouthpieces.