Brilhart Tonalin 3☆ for baritone. This mouthpiece is famous for being used by Jean Ledieu, the baritone player in Daniel Deffayet's quartet, in conjunction with a Crampon red bell baritone. As of October, it is not listed on any online shopping sites such as Mercari, Yahoo Auctions, or eBay. This legendary mouthpiece is known to enthusiasts, and its future availability is uncertain. The sound has a rich tone with a moderate amount of overtones, like a thicker version of Rousseau's sound. To be honest, I'm hesitant to sell it, but I've been playing the baritone less often, so I'm going to put it up for sale. As is common with Tonalin mouthpieces, there is a crack in the shank, so it has been secured from the outside with a metal ring to prevent further damage. It is firmly fixed without any gaps, so it will not crack in normal use, even when fitted to a hard neck cork. This mouthpiece can compete with current mouthpieces or provide a sound that current mouthpieces cannot. *As mentioned above, it is not currently available in the market. The market price is unknown, but the value has definitely increased since I purchased it used at the time (¥120,000), so I am selling it for more than that.