[Saxplayer67]

I was a good boy tonight and cleaned and disinfected all my mouthpieces. They were so pleased, they wanted me to post their portrait on SOTW - so here they are, standing to attention!

 

[Carl H.]

Now clean your grout.

 

[martysax]

Now clean your grout.

Seriously! Use the same toothbrush.

 

[Saxplayer67]

Hey, what can I say? I'm a better musician than I am a housekeeper! I'll get my fiance to clean! Photo cropped, before I get any more smart alec comments!

 

[Joe Jazz]

Hey, if she cleans your grout, definitely marry her. Now!
Then maybe you can get her to float yer boat, matey!

 

[bruce bailey]

I see the new Vayagera sax mouthpieces have arrived!

 

[Reedsplinter]

Hey, what can I say? I'm a better musician than I am a housekeeper! I'll get my fiance to clean! Photo cropped, before I get any more smart alec comments!

Wow, Photoshop (or whatever you cropped this with) is a great grout cleaner! Would you mind "cropping" my house?

 

[Saxplayer67]

I did contemplate whitening the grout in my Serif Photoplus 8 but decided to just crop the pic instead! I could say I was using the software for home improvement design!

 

[Pete Thomas]

I'm so lazy, I now just use Photoshop to clean my mouthpieces.

 

[Saxplayer67]

lol @ Pete!

 

[saxdude48]

So which one of those is your fav?

 

[Saxplayer67]

On tenor (although I hardly ever play it ), the STM 6* for brightness but the Tone Edge 5* for more control!

On alto, I used to love the depth and body of sound on my STM but it is only a #5, too close for me these days . Now the Meyer 6M - an old greenish one I got for cheap - is a good all rounder for jazz, 'pop' and concert band. The Dukoff D7, I'm still getting to grips with, might be off to Ed Pillinger soon!

On soprano, the Yamaha 4C is very bright and the Berg Larsen S5S (and it looks like an older one - worth money?) is strangely quite dark and 'dead' sounding for a high baffle piece??!!