Selmer Bb-Clarinet Concept

Maybe there are better clarinet mouthpieces, but as so often, the subject of mouthpieces is extremely subjective. On the one hand what you think about your own sound and on the other hand what you want to play with them.
The Concept is in my eyes (ears) the perfect universal mouthpiece, and you can produce a really first-class "classic" sound that remains very stable from pianissimo to forte.
But also in the pop/jazz area the mouthpiece fits perfectly for me.
As I said - very subjective, but certainly worth considering if you are looking for a different mouthpiece on the Boehm clarinet.

I bought this after buying a second hand selmer privilage. This is the mouth piece that is normally included with the instrument but, as it was second hand so not included. I bought it expecting it to be the best suited to the instrument and, because it has similar characteristics to the mouth piece I normally use (vandoran M13). I was expecting a much better. I appreciate that mouthpieces are subject to personal preferance and whilst some players may find the a perfectly acceptable mouthpiece, I did not. In terms of the positives; tuning and tone were suited to the instrument and the mouthpiece is comfortable. However, the response is poor, the sound was stuffy and, it is hard work. I also found the projection poor in relation to my current mouthpiece ( and previous mouth pieces ). The quality of the corking was not up to scratch and, it required a lot of grease and it still is a poor fit. Overall, I wish I had not bothered buying it.