I'm certainly a fan of Morgan pieces in general. I don't find the Graftonites to be as spectacular (personally) as many do, although I was a fan of the Metalite for the money while it was available. I'll tell you one horn of mine that the Graftonite is outstanding on, and that is my Grafton (Name coincidence or what? :D). It adds a bit of edge and ring that is otherwise missing from the core tone.

My all-purpose piece is a Meyer 6M, but I'm thinking of picking up a 6S. For commercial work, I play on a metal Beechler 7, but am currently searching for a commercial mouthpiece that has a round chamber . . . haven't found one that I like yet, but still haven't tried out the the metal Meyers . . . For legit work, I play a Rousseau NC-4, but am in search of a round chamber here as well . . . haven't found one I like yet. BTW, I have to second all the people supporting Morgan mouthpieces here . . . Ralph Morgan makes the best soprano sax mouthpieces I have ever played!

Unfortunately I have had mp's on order from Mr Morgan for 3 years which he seems unable to fill. Nothing strange or large #'s either. It was this that has prompted me to start the search for lines to carry. JodyJazz mp's are quite popular on first go around, Ponzol's less so but they have an edgier sound so will take the right player/style to choose them. Meyer's are quite popular in all chamber sizes, small med and large Rousseau's also have a following tho more to the JDX 6 and 7's. INteresting that in my approaching 30 years in the tech biz I have never run across Beechler's tho I had heard the name. I'm just a wee shop so trying to carry many things is hard. Thanks to all so far for their input. Kelly

For a small shop, a selection of the basics is probably best. Stock some Selmers, Meyers, Otto Links, and a few other really common basic pieces maybe such as Bergs or Vandoren. Maybe have an option to easily help order some custom pieces like the Ponzols, Jody Jazz, Morgans etc. And o course you can also very easily keep on hand a number of different vintage and used mpcs of any make