très facile, la seule difficulte yrouberej

I am young as a player if you count up the hours. I’m old though- 66- and I’ve had a flute nearby since I was a 17. Around 30, I got my first sax. One or another of those has been close to hand too. But I’m a terrible practicer and I play along with records. It adds up after awhile though- you don’t put in that many hours playing without becoming a very good listener. I had an Otto Link to start my soprano adventure. It was okay. That was the problem. I kept seeing ravines about SYOS so I began asking them which one to get. When I said that what I was after was “character”, Spark was their immediate reply. I know that as my capabilities grow, this mouthpiece will grow with me. It has that”core” that emerges as I warm up. (Long tones, long tones, long tones!). One teeny nitpick- these 3D printed products have a texture to them and I understand it would be too expensive to polish them smooth. I was concerned initially that the reed wouldn’t seal well on the table. It hasn’t been a problem at all. I’m
very happy. I can tell I’m happy because I’ve stopped shopping for soprano mouthpieces!

I really like the projection with the centered sound and great intonation……it’s the trifecta!

Bright sound. Easy to handle. Plays well low notes to altissimo.
Played on the professional stage several times,

I love the tenor mouthpiece so much I bought one for my alto, soprano and baritone