I will second the Rousseau NC4, a very comfortable mouthpiece. Here is a short clip of the NC4 with a Vandoren blue #3:Steve P said:Im a fan of the Rousseau NC4. Nice and warm, great response, and the ability to really push the sound.
Steve P
I wonder what a refaced SL3 would be like. This seems to be a common complaint on this mouthpiece (I loved mine, BTW, but then again, I've always used very closed pieces.)Steve P said:Im a fan of the Rousseau NC4. Nice and warm, great response, and the ability to really push the sound.
I like the idea of the SL3, but I would need about a #6 reed to even be able to test it. 4's feel like paper on that piece!
Caravans are very nice too. Easy to blend with those, especially in quartet.
Steve P
I'll second that, and for my 2 cents, don't put it at the end of your program. Counting is a lot harder when your tired.Steve P said:I've played it.
My advice: Count like mad.
Steve P
Very nice clip Jason! What horn do you blow?Wallace said:I will second the Rousseau NC4, a very comfortable mouthpiece. Here is a short clip of the NC4 with a Vandoren blue #3:
http://jasonwallace.org/verecini4.mp3
Best,
Wally