Brilhart Tenor (1950's) Personaline L4 cuber While the company had since

While the company had since been bought out by JJ Babbitt in the 1970's the actual design of these hasn't changed terribly much since the 1960's

This piece comes to us from the collection of Pat Labarbera who is widely known for his work with such luminaries as Buddy Rich

This piece has a concave step baffle that abruptly stops into an enlarged bullet chamber

080" on my gauge

While in overall excellent condition it needs to be pointed out that there are some very noticeable scratches in the floor toward the chamber

Brilhart Tenor (1950's) Personaline L4 cuber While the company had sinceBrilhart Tenor (1950's) Personaline L4 Here is an original 1950s Brilhart Personaline tenor mouthpiece. It measures . 074 on my gauge. Arnold Brilhart is a maker whose name is part of the pantheon of early mouthpiece designers and pioneers. His designs were not only the preferred choice of saxophone players from the 1940s and 50s, offering the widest ranges of tip sizes, facing lengths, chambers and materials. Offered here is a Personaline model tenor