Jj Babbitt

Jj Babbitt

jj Babbitt is a manufacturer of clarinet and saxophone mouthpieces. The company was founded after World War I by Jesse James Babbitt. Located in Elkhart, Indiana, the company produces mouthpieces under the brand names Guy Hawkins, Otto Link, Meyer, jj Babbitt, Wolfe Tayne, and J & D Hite.

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* [http://www.jjbabbitt.com/ Company web site]


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