Someone let me borrow their older Meyer 6m and I really liked it. It had the perfect tip opening size to switch from my metal 105 Berg to the Meyer, and the mpc played great. Well, I had to return that mpc to my friend and I bought myself a Meyer 6m from wwbw. This one does not feel like the other one at all. I think the tip opening may be smaller because It sounds less bright and doesn't play as well. I can't put as much air through the thing, either. I can barely switch between my Berg and it. Am I better off wasting over $20 shipping on a $100 piece sending it back to wwbw and getting a bigger opening like an 8 or 7, or can I get the thing refaced or something? Thanks a lot for your help.
Meyer 6m tip opening
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Its been a while since I sent one back. They used to not charge the fee.
If you are in the US, you can probably send it back regular mail w/ delivery conf for $2.90.
I would actually have them send 3 more MPs. Maybe two 7s and an 8. If you can find a good one, it is worth the extra fees. Investing in a good mouthpiece is a bigger bang for the buck than, for example, upgrading your sax. Make sure your current sax is leak free and regulated. Then upgrade your mouthpiece.
If you are in the US, you can probably send it back regular mail w/ delivery conf for $2.90.
I would actually have them send 3 more MPs. Maybe two 7s and an 8. If you can find a good one, it is worth the extra fees. Investing in a good mouthpiece is a bigger bang for the buck than, for example, upgrading your sax. Make sure your current sax is leak free and regulated. Then upgrade your mouthpiece.
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i have one...but i really don't like it, might just be how small the opening is, or that my reeds are shot, but i can't get the air through my cannonball. When i do the sound is a little ugly and out of tune...
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