Soprano 27 in. Alto 27 in. Tenor 33 in. Baritone 38 in. Bass 44 in.
All saxophones utilize a single-reed mouthpiece similar to that of a clarinet.
The sax mouthpiece has a slightly different interior configuration. The reed table is also a little shorter, but it compensates by being wider. The mouthpiece is fitted to slide over the cork at the end of the neck. Adjusting the mouthpiece controls fine tuning of the instrument. They were originally made of wood, but today ebonite is the most common material.