The 52nd St is closer in sound and feel to the Mauriat 66R that saxcop mentioned above. Most folks find the sound of these to be big and less focused though like any sax mouthpiece choice will play a large role as well. I really liked the sound of these tenors but I don't care much for the keywork, especially the left-hand pinky table which always feels too far away for me. Quality-wise they're pretty much equal to the others with the same caveat that they can be found for a very good price lightly used if you are patient.
In the end you really need to go and try them for yourself. The best you can really do getting online opinions is find out if the horns are worth trying or just passing on completely. After that how a horn feels and responds to you as an individual player will be the most important factor in addition to how well it's setup and adjusted.