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GAIA Gains Recognition and Options! |
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GAIA Tenor now available in
Stable Wood and Hard Rubber!
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Infused with the spirit of Dexter Gordon, the GAIA Tenor was built to outplay Theo's very best Florida Otto Link. Theo succeeded!
It is not just a simple copy of a vintage mouthpiece. Theo has taken his extensive experience working with vintage pieces and made the same type of sound, just better!
And, now, the GAIA Tenor True Large Chamber is available in Theo's new Premium Hard Rubber as well as Stable Wood.
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Pros Being Pros |
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Enlightened Ligature Arrives |
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Col Loughnan
Col Loughnan is one of Australia's finest reed players, arrangers and jazz educators. Col has a very successful career spanning more than 45 years in the Jazz, Pop, and Rock arenas. Read more about Col Loughnan.
Please enjoy a video slideshow of his sound clip, Laura, played on his GAIA Tenor 8 Gold.
We are proud to have Col Loughnan as an endorser! |
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 Huge vibrational qualities bring out
 bigger, fuller and more alive sound!
ONLY 3 points of contact with
the mouthpiece.
Includes both Alive Gold and Heavy
Copper pressure plates.
Sizes that will fit most mouthpiece
types and manufacturers.
Beauty only topped by performance!
Building on his incredible knowledge of both vintage and new ligature designs, Theo has created the new reference saxophone ligature. You'll feel like your mouthpiece has improved in every way.
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New Flickr Photo Streams
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Downbeat DURGA Bari Review
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Flickr is a great tool for sharing and displaying many sets of pictures at once.
Our new Theo Wanne Flickr photostream has picture sets of all our mouthpieces models.
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We are delighted to share Downbeat magazine's Toolshed review of the DURGA Baritone:
"...it brought out the instrument's natural brassy timbre while allowing for a huge, round sound that you just don't get with other bari mouthpieces. I was thrilled with the response and the way it suited my embouchure.
If you're having trouble getting a good contemporary sound on bari, tenor or alto, give the
DURGA a try. It could change your game for the better." - Ed Enright ( Downbeat Magazine - Toolshed). |
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From the Forum
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Our Blog
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flavio03029 asked , "I recently I found a florida Link 4(No usa with no serial number,How much it worth?).
I know that the florida links are very nice vintage mouthpieces, but I think with a refacing I can bring alive this mouthpiece.
My question is: Can i open the mouthpiece to an 8* (0.115") or is too open for the original tip openning? "
Theo responds, "We have a page showing vintage mouthpiece values: whatIsMyVintageMouthpieceWorth. This section should help with finding a value for your Otto Link.
To open your Link up to an 8*, however, you will need to find a refacer who can bend the tip of your mouthpiece. This is done using soft jaw plyers and then the refacing is done.
You will also need to have enough thickness at the mouthpiece..."
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Theo writes, "The NAMM show is like a yearly re-union for all of us in the saxophone industry. My buddy Paul Perez of Tower of Power came by and tooted on the GAIA for a bit..yah, can you believe it, this hard core Berg guy actually liked a large chamber mouthpiece!?!?
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