Since 1905, the Van Doren family has been making reeds and mouthpieces.
Eugene Van Doren must have had the knack: his reeds sounded so good that his colleagues prevailed upon him to sell them some.
In 1967, Robert's son Bernard, blessed with his grandfather's mechanical genius, joined the company, bringing a third generation into the family business. A new range of mouthpieces was developed under his guidance, the basic model being the B45, which soon became as familiar as the 5RV.
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| | Reeds
The most widely played reeds in the world with a superiority proven over the
years, these reeds suit all styles of music.
Traditionals are known... 
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| | Mouthpieces - Clarinet
The difference between ”Profile 88” and Traditional mouthpieces is in the exterior angle of the beak.
Therefore, the musician is free to choose...
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| | Mouthpieces - Saxophone
These mouthpieces are available in a wide variety of models that suit classical and jazz musicians.
The V5 series is designed to produce a full,...
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| | Accessories
The unique adhesive clinging formula enables the cushion to be applied and removed multiple times without leaving a sticky residue on the...
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