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OK, maybe not so modest, but here goes...
Anyone else like these "Mouthpiece Sound Charts" on the Runyon website? They list four scales for each mouthpiece: Bright/Dark, Thin/Thick, True/Bent, Soft/Loud.
I'm sure the collective brainpower of SOTW can improve on this. What is the ideal limited set of measures for describing tonal differences when comparing mouthpieces, saxophones, kazoos, etc.?
For starters, to the list I would add something like buzzy/smooth or gruff/smooth.
Once we all agree on this
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maybe we can add its use as a requirement for marketplace listings. 
Anyone else like these "Mouthpiece Sound Charts" on the Runyon website? They list four scales for each mouthpiece: Bright/Dark, Thin/Thick, True/Bent, Soft/Loud.
I'm sure the collective brainpower of SOTW can improve on this. What is the ideal limited set of measures for describing tonal differences when comparing mouthpieces, saxophones, kazoos, etc.?
For starters, to the list I would add something like buzzy/smooth or gruff/smooth.
Once we all agree on this