I was wondering what type of mouthpiece this was???

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Looks like a Tony Clements MPC. That would be my guess....

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While it looks a lot like Tony's mouthpiece, it has no visible rim, which is present on the clements mouthpiece.
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You will have to excuse my spelling but I believe the company name is Boedecker - or something along those lines.
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MAXIMUS by IYM Corp. makes them.

http://www.cavaliers.org/media/pdf/IYM_orderform.pdf

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has anyone ever tried one?
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