teos vintage Theo Wanne Slant Sig 2 Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece with Ultimate Style Hard Rubber, Large Chamber & Roll Over Baffle for Expressive Projection, Classic & Warm Vintage Sound Belly Basket

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teos vintage Theo Wanne Slant Sig 2 Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece with Ultimate Style Hard Rubber, Large Chamber & Roll Over Baffle for Expressive Projection, Classic & Warm Vintage Sound Belly Basket

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teos vintage Theo Wanne Slant Sig 2 Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece with Ultimate Style Hard Rubber, Large Chamber & Roll Over Baffle for Expressive Projection, Classic & Warm Vintage Sound Belly Basket

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Belly Basket

Farbe:stormy gray

Ausserdem ist mehr Zubehör zum Aufbau dabei, als nötig (absoluter Pluspunkt!)

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