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This Dukoff Super Power Chamber D7 tenor saxophone mouthpiece is in pretty great shape for being approximately 50 years old! The D7 was the go-to rock and roll mouthpiece in the 1970s and 1980s. We describe the condition of this mouthpiece as "Good". There is obvious "wear" but the plating is still nice and smooth.
Comes with a white "plastic ligature. Not sure if this was original to the mouthpiece but looks old enough to be. There is no warranty on the plastic ligature. There are no cracks or stress marks but plastic hardens over time and I wouldn't be surprised if the ligature breaks at some point. Consider it a bonus gift that comes with the mouthpiece.
The following description is AI Generated on 01/09/2026. It is meant to give additional information to the consumer about this mouthpiece:
A Dukoff D7 is a popular saxophone mouthpiece, often for tenor or alto, known for its bright, projecting sound, featuring high baffles, medium chambers, and straight sidewalls, with tip openings varying but often around .095"-.103", made from materials like "Silverite" (Miami) or metal, designed to cut through in loud settings. The "D" signifies the model series (like Super Power Chamber), and "7" indicates the tip opening size, though actual measurements differ across versions (Miami, Florida, etc.).
Key Features & Specs:
Type: Saxophone Mouthpiece (Tenor/Alto)
Models: Miami (popular, brighter), Florida (older), Super Power Chamber (SPC)
Material: Often "Silverite" (Miami) or Metal, contributing to brightness.
Baffle: High.
Chamber: Medium.
Sidewalls: Straight.
Sound: Bright, edgy, full-bodied, great projection.
Tip Opening: Varies, but often around .095" to .103" (e.g., .095" for some Tenor D7s, .103" for a Florida Tenor D7).
Variations:
Miami Dukoff D7: Highly sought after for its specific sound and build quality.
Dukoff "D" Series: Generally known for power and projection.
Dukoff mouthpieces were initially manufactured in Hollywood, California, starting in 1945, and later moved to Miami, Florida, where Bobby Dukoff established a workshop from the mid-1970s until his passing in 2012, with production continuing in Miami with his apprentice. Early models (1940s) are marked "Hollywood," while later sought-after vintage pieces often say "Miami, Florida," representing the shift to different materials like Silverite.
In Summary: Expect a versatile mouthpiece with significant cutting power, suitable for various musical styles.
