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<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n The first thing that struck me about this tenor mouthpiece is that it has a huge fat low end. \u00a0I’m talking lush here. \u00a0Every time I play the piece I go to that low end and want to play a nice lush tenor saxophone ballad. \u00a0The tone throughout the range of the saxophone is even and round sounding. \u00a0It’s actually a bit darker than what I sound like on almost every clip on this site but I’m really digging that out of this mouthpiece. \u00a0The last thing that strikes me about it is the playablity of it. \u00a0I know that sounds like a vague concept but certain mouthpieces connect to a player in a way that really allows them to express themselves more than on other pieces. \u00a0Even though I’ve only played this \u00a0mouthpiece for a short time I’ve already had some moments with it where I was playing things that I wouldn’t normally play. \u00a0It’s as if the mouthpiece is a fine tool that is letting me play better than other pieces I have played. \u00a0I’ve had a few of these pieces throughout the years that I’ve really connected with (most I still have sitting on my shelf) \u00a0Anyways, I want to thank Les again for selling me a great mouthpiece. \u00a0Let me know what you think……..seriously. \u00a0 I listened to the clip a number of times and part of me thinks it might be too dark for my tastes but I’m curious what you all think. \u00a0Now I have to take it into battle against my other reigning florida link! Here’s a link<\/a> to contact Erik.\u00a0 \u00a0Steve<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n