
Sepia Tone VI
Sepia Tone VI is the standard Gottsu model, and the most popular in Japan. The “VI” label stands for “Vintage”; it is only coincidentally also the roman numeral VI. The features of this model are its dark, focused sound and ease of blowing. With the Gottsu Sepia Tone VI, you are free to make your own sound.
I made this model to give musicians nostalgia while playing it. The style is designed to reflect the vintage jazz era. Although other styles and sounds are fun to explore for a while, this mouthpiece will be the favorite that you always return to.
The reason I decided to implement 5-axis center machining at Gottsu was because of this model. I really wanted to make the best hard-rubber mouthpiece in the world, so I spent many hours studying the programming in order to fix errors by myself. That is how I started to create this Sepia Tone VI model.
—Masahiko Goto—
Types: Baritone, Tenor, Alto, Soprano
Opening Size:
Baritone(6, 7, 7☆,8),
Tenor (6, 6☆, 7, 7☆, 8, 8☆, 9, 10),
Alto (5, 6, 7, 8, 9),
Soprano (5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
※see table below for mm sizing
Material:Hard-rubber
Chamber shape:Round
Baffle:Roll-over baffle
Features and Tone:
Dark sound,
Freedom of expression,
Easy blowing,
Easy to control
Style:Jazz
* Natural wooden reed recommended
Photos
You can see the each types photos for Sepia Tone VI
Sound Samples
You can try listening for each types of Sepia Tone VI
Bariton
Tenor
Alto
Soprano
Album
Introducing a Gottsu artist who uses Sepia Tone VI.
Jürgen Hagenlocher
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