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Rico Metalite Saxophone Mouthpieces

Rico Metalite Saxophone Mouthpieces

Price: from £26.40 inc VAT and Economy Delivery

Buying options:

Soprano M5 tip opening
£27.00 Currently unavailable
Soprano M7 tip opening
£27.00 In stock
Tenor M5 tip opening
£26.40 In stock
Tenor M7 tip opening
£26.40 In stock
Tenor M9 tip opening
£26.40 Ships in 3 to 5 days
Baritone M5 tip opening
£28.80 In stock
Baritone M9 tip opening
£28.80 Currently unavailable
Alto M5
£27.60 In stock

Back by popular demand, designed by Arnold Brilhart to offer the sound of a metal mouthpiece without the expense.

Metalite mouthpieces feature 3 tip openings that offer great sound projection and brilliance and feature a medium-small chamber.

Product specifications:

  • 3 tip openings
  • For Soprano, Tenor and Baritone Sax

7 customer reviews:

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Mr R. SHORROCK.
Oldham, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

6 out of 6 found the following review helpful
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Pros: Fantastic quality, Fantastic price. Puts many mouthpieces Ten times the price to shame.It is now my main mouthpiece for Tenor. This is one mouthpiece i will always keep safe.
Cons: Nothing.
Other: Wish i'd known about these pieces years ago,i could have saved hundreds of pounds.
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Jan
Reading, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

6 out of 6 found the following review helpful
Small-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-on Unbeatable value
Pros: Excellent value
Cons: None
Other: I've tried a variety of m/pieces for my Walstein Bauhaus bari, and think that, at the price, the Rico Metalite is unbeatable. Add a 'zero' to the price and you might find better, but at this price the tone quality is good even on the second octave, where - for me at any rate - other m/pieces start to sound shaky.
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Ray
Carshalton, United Kingdom

Beginner

3 out of 3 found the following review helpful
Small-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-on Good rock mouthpiece makes a C Melody come alive
Pros: Compared to the Yamaha 4C that I also use, the Rico has a real 'edge' and rasp that makes it good for getting a rock'n'roll sound out the sax that it was bought for (a J.W. York C Melody). C Mel saxes with a 'correct' C Mel mouthpiece tend to sound a bit 1920s and 'boop-boop-a-doop' but with a Bb tenor mouthpiece they come alive and are easier to play. The Rico is noticeably louder than the Yamaha, although it requires a bit more pressure (using Rico Royal 2 reeds on both).
Cons: The bore is a little narrower than the Yamaha, so the cork is compressed, making the Yamaha rather loose when swapping between them.
Other: With mouthpieces, its horses for courses. The Yamaha 4c will play with very little pressure, gives a mellower tone and is good for ballads. The Rico is louder and has a great tone for cutting though in a busy rock number.
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John
Ashbourne, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

3 out of 3 found the following review helpful
Small-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-on Great value and good sounds
Pros: Cheap, loud, easy to blow, good range of sounds
Cons: Nothing really
Other: I'm a flute player dabbling with sax. I've always played mainly classical music but now I've got myself into a band doing songs from the Blues Brothers and Commitments amongst others on bari sax. I wanted a raunchier sound than the one I get on my old Selmer F mouthpiece and I thought this was worth a try at the price, having seen some very favourable reviews. So far, I'm very pleased. It's loud, bright, easy to blow, and I am starting to be able to get the sort of sounds I want.
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David
Huyton, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

3 out of 3 found the following review helpful
Small-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-on Great value for money - good sound
Pros: Instantly playable with nice tone - £23 to accuire a mouthpiece i'm happy with is a rare occurance. I have spent lots of time and money searching for a tenor mouthpiece that i'm happy with. So this baritone M/P for the price is great. I can get the full range with no difficulty.
Cons: Doesn't look that great.
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Martyn
SWANSEA, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

2 out of 2 found the following review helpful
Small-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-on Ideal mouthpiece for Popular music styles!
Pros: Excellent value and played just as well as my Vandoren Jumbo Java A55. I had character and a brightness that was quite comfortable without being screechy or sharp. Also a comfortable size.
Cons: Just not that keen on the colour - white, cream or red would be cooler than the air force grey. It does what it says on the tin, so no other criticisms.
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Paul
Teignmouth, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

1 out of 1 found the following review helpful
Small-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-on Best budget m/piece for the more advanced player.
Pros: Very expressive. Capable of a wide range of sound. A good m/p to drive hard! Easily as good as many much more expensive alternatives. A real bargain.
Cons: Absolutely NO `cons`.
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