[Hunter Rivett]

I love my Rousseau 4R mouthpiece. Not ungodly expensive like selmer S80 and S90s, vandoren, and the other hype. Its mellow, projects greatly, and is the most in-tune piece I ever played on. Vandoren V.12 strength 3 and rovner dark just make it ever better. Try one, itll change your life. :bluewink:

 

[ManEast]

Yes its a very nice piece. Its just a shame that it is not made in a 6 or 7.

 

[Hunter Rivett]

they just go up to 5 i believe?

 

[Yamaha Junkie]

I am looking to try a Rousseau mouthpiece, but am not sure which to try! any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
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YAMAHA JUNKIE

 

[AdamAugust]

I've had a Rousseau Studio Jazz alto piece for a year now, and I like it a lot. Good all-around mouthpiece.

 

[dexdex]

I'm playing a Rousseau Studio Jazz 6 on soprano, and used to play one on alto too, before finding my current Meyer. Both are great mps with a lot of dynamic and pitch flexibility. They combine a very balanced tone with quite some projection. Great for solo work. They do require good control, as the pitch is less locked than on most comparable mps.

 

[Currawong]

Yes its a very nice piece. Its just a shame that it is not made in a 6 or 7.

Completely agree. I used a 4 for a while. If I had been able to get a 6, I probably would still play that brand.

 

[estagro]

I play an NC4, love the piece, great sound on all registers. Also have a studio jazz 6, which is also great. That for alto. For Bari I play a 6R and it just sounds great. Big and fat like I like the Bari

Definitely try the Rousseau pieces, they are very well made.

 

[pc1234]

I play a JDX6 on bari and it has beat all other (more expensive) options thus far, for me. Terrific flexibility and projection.

 

[geseco]

¿JDX or Studio Jazz for tenor?

 

[Saxophilist]

¿JDX or Studio Jazz for tenor?

New Classic.

 

[estagro]

New Classic.

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