A highly sought-after piece of saxophone history, this Otto Link Reso Chamber “New York” tenor mouthpiece represents one of the earliest and most revered designs in the Otto Link lineage. Produced in New York prior to the Florida-era models, these mouthpieces are cherished for their large chamber, low rollover baffle, and lush, resonant tone that defined the sound of 1940s and early 1950s jazz greats.

With a tip opening of 4, this example delivers exceptional control and focus while maintaining the deep, warm character that made the Reso Chamber famous. It produces a broad, smoky tone with a flexible response—perfect for players who value richness and nuance over sheer volume.

This mouthpiece is in vintage playable condition (3/5), showing moderate wear consistent with its age but retaining its original facing and chamber geometry. Despite surface wear, it remains structurally sound and fully functional—an authentic performer’s piece with unmistakable vintage character.