Author: sfalexi
Date: 2010-11-11 02:15
Hummingbird,
I'm happy to say that I've gotten to the point, personally, where I can play on almost any mouthpiece. But that does not mean every mouthpiece lets me play very well throughout the range and with the ease that I want.
Perhaps you're at a point where you can play most any mouthpiece, and are now able to really just differentiate the ease, tone, etc. etc. from mouthpiece to mouthpiece. Heck, I think it's about time for a mouthpiece search! Check out some stuff. The debut is good, but other mouthpieces (including the higher end Fobes) will probably be able to give you more depth to the sound and be a little easier to control small nuances.
Alexi
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