They are bright, cutting mouthpieces sonically speaking. I would doubt they would match up well with an old TT or most split-bellkey horns. They do match decently on some later era vintage horns, like 50's-60's ones.
Wolfe Tayne metal
Does anyone have or have played a metal Wolfe Tayne #6 on alto sax ? I have read they are a good piece for the price and also they play better on newer horns as opposed to old, as in horns from the 20s -30s , example : Buescher true tone . Also wondering if they fall into the Brilhart level aire type of piece sound wise , play wise . Thanks
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