[mjs10]

Unbelieveably good...thats how I describe this mouthpiece. Its not as expensive as other MP, sound beautiful.

 

[Honeyboy]

I agree! I use my 7* Ny all the time- plays as good as a $350.00 mouthpieces I own.

 

[Enviroguy]

Yep..

When you find a good one with a straight even facing, they really are great pieces. Enjoy..

 

[Stan]

Yep..

When you find a good one with a straight even facing, they really are great pieces. Enjoy..

Also in this case a refacing can help a lot to improve their performances. Few months ago I refaced a modern NY Link and it played much better than before. I was really surprised . One day maybe I will buy one also for me

Stan

 

[LateNiteSax]

They seem to be much much better than the regular STM's, the blanks are wider and fit the reed properly.

 

[steve]

I agree regarding the STM NY....I got a 30 year old 9* from another member of the Forum, in a trade for a Berg. After MOJO added a small baffle and did some refacing, this piece is all that I need for blues and R&B. Sweet, thick, big sound. This piece blows my 8* Tenney STM away.

 

[mjs10]

I tried dukoff D7, berg, beechler bellite, nothing sounds fat and full like this, true jazz mouthpiece. Mine is also 7*

 

[heath]

Yup my Mojo NY .105/49 is the holy grail as far as I'm concerned. My favorite piece, blows fat and friendly.

 

[Captain Beeflat]

Yep..

When you find a good one with a straight even facing, they really are great pieces. Enjoy..

Conversely, when you have a bad one, as I have, they are dreadful. :x

 

[heath]

Did you go to big with the facing. I've found large tips don't work well with the NY.