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Got questions about our handmade saxophone mouthpieces, need advice before ordering, or want to check an order status?
This is your direct line to Philippe, craftsman, refacer, and sax player at heart. Whether you’re a working pro,
a teacher, or a serious hobbyist, we’ll help you dial in the setup that fits your sound, your feel, and your horn.
How can I contact you directly?
Use the form on this page or email us at
contact@lesbecsdautan.com. We read every message.
What is your typical response time?
We usually reply within 24–48 business hours.
Do you ship to the United States?
Yes, we ship worldwide with tracked carriers (DHL/UPS/La Poste partners). Delivery times vary by state.
Duties or taxes may apply depending on your local regulations.
Can I get personal advice before ordering?
Absolutely. Philippe personally evaluates your needs and suggests the best model/tip opening, facing, and reed match for your playing.
Are your mouthpieces hand-refaced?
Yes. Each mouthpiece is measured, hand-refaced, finished, and play-tested before shipping for immediate, reliable response.
How to phrase your request (for a faster, spot-on answer)
If you can, include:
- Your tenor/alto/soprano/baritone model (e.g., Selmer, Yamaha, Yanagisawa, Keilwerth, Conn, King, Martin).
- Your current mouthpiece & tip opening (brand/size) and ligature if relevant.
- Your reeds (brand & strength) and typical setup (synthetic or cane).
- Your context & style: straight-ahead jazz, big band, R&B/funk, gospel/church gigs, classical, pit work, studio, etc.
- What you want to improve: response/attack, pitch stability, warmth, projection, altissimo ease, comfort.
The more specific you are, the more targeted our recommendations will be.
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LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR SOUND
LET’S TALK ABOUT
YOUR SOUND
Tell us about your horn, your current setup, and the sound you’re chasing.
We’ll help you choose a mouthpiece that feels natural on the gig, from whisper-soft ballads to full-band projection.