Jody Jazz Alto HR* 6M

déçu par les aigus qui ne sortent pas, ou difficilement, et sonnent piquant, durs. Beaucoup d'air dans les graves en font un bec qui si il perd de l'air, crée un son feutré joli dans les graves, rond, chaleureux. Aigus pas confortables. J'ai testé sur un très bon yanagisawa ... Je reprends mon bec yana A6, en attendant de savoir, sans y mettre une fortune. On me parle de meyer, de thé wayne, etc. mais les becs sont très chers je trouve, et là à 200 balles, des aigus aussi nasillards et manquant d'air c'est dommage. Merci thomann pour le retour.

Just got my Jody Jazz Alto HR* 6m and wow what a mouthpiece. Didn't come with ligature or cap but as I knew this when I ordered it, I had already bought a Rico Gold plated H-Lig and cap for around £35, from Amazon, which fits fine. Tried out a couple of reeds, primarily La Voz Medium Soft and the D'Addario Plasticover 2.0. While the La Voz sounded fine, the Plasticover was awesome with this mouthpiece. It gives a great sound straight away across the range on my Yanagisawa A900 and is exactly the sound I wanted, bright and slightly harsh when driven but a full, warm, round sound particularly in the lower register. I'm just getting back into sax, after not playing for a while, and will probably experiment with other reeds and mouthpieces but for now this one knocks my socks off and is less than half the price of the other one I am interested in. So in summary I think it's a good price, great sound, easy to play and more expressive than my other mouthpiece. Comes with a nice protective bag. Shame I had to buy a ligature and cover but at this price it's not unusual. Glad I ordered it.