This is a bridge I made myself. The price is for one unit (includes two rubber bands). - - - - - - - - - - - - - - With a normal setup, vibrations from the mouthpiece to the instrument body are absorbed by the neck cork. However, using this product allows vibrations to be bridged. Because it uses a small amount of metal, there is no excess coloration, and the instrument's original characteristics are highlighted. To prioritize sound, it is made of copper (1.2mm thickness) and is unpainted. Therefore, it will rust quickly like a 10-yen coin, but it does not affect the sound. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [Note 1] It can be used for soprano to baritone saxophones. However, it cannot be used if the neck cork is too long. (If there is more than 1cm of cork remaining when tuned, please consider having the excess cork cut.) [Note 2] Depending on the model, it can also be used on the neck joint by using two rubber bands. (Selmer 2 Alto to Baritone) However, it may interfere with the octave key, so please be careful. It could not be used on an Antigua (Alto). - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * Please refrain from bidding if you are overly sensitive. * It can also be used on flutes and clarinets. * Using two units on a baritone saxophone is particularly effective. Please try it.