Vandoren V16 T6 Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece – Large Chamber (SM822EL)

The Vandoren V16 T6 Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece is a premium jazz mouthpiece designed for players seeking a rich, vintage tone with effortless response and articulation.

Crafted from high-quality ebonite (hard rubber), the V16 series draws inspiration from the iconic sounds of the great jazz saxophonists from the 1950s to today, delivering warmth, depth, and expressive character.

Classic Vintage Jazz Tone

The V16 series is built to capture the sound and feel of traditional jazz mouthpieces.

• Inspired by classic New York jazz tones
• Warm, full-bodied sound with strong character
• Ideal for jazz, blues, and expressive playing styles

Large Chamber Design (L)

This large chamber model offers a darker, more rounded tonal profile.

• Full, rich tone with added depth
• Darker sound compared to smaller chamber designs
• Balanced response across the entire range

Comfortable and Easy to Play

Designed for smooth airflow and effortless articulation.

• Free-blowing response
• Clear articulation for fast passages
• Consistent performance across registers

Premium Vandoren Craftsmanship

Vandoren mouthpieces are known worldwide for their consistency and quality.

• Precision manufacturing for uniform performance
• High-quality ebonite construction
• Trusted by professionals and advancing players

Specifications

• Model: V16 T6
• Product Code: SM822EL
• Instrument: Tenor Saxophone
• Chamber: Large (L)
• Material: Ebonite (Hard Rubber)
• Style: Jazz / Vintage tone

Who Is This Mouthpiece For?

The V16 T6 is ideal for players looking for a classic jazz tone with modern consistency.

• Jazz and blues musicians
• Intermediate to advanced players
• Players chasing a warm, vintage-style sound

Frequently Asked Questions

What does T6 mean?
T6 refers to the tip opening, offering a balance between control and projection.

What is a large chamber mouthpiece?
A large chamber produces a darker, fuller tone with more warmth.

Is this suitable for beginners?
It is better suited to intermediate and advanced players seeking tonal control.

What music styles is this best for?
Ideal for jazz, blues, and expressive contemporary styles.