Alright, I might need a change in pace here. I'm thinking of getting a metal for the jazz part of the spectrum. So should I get another rubber jazz piece? Or a rubber classical piece? Wouldn't make sense to get two jazz mouthpieces. I'm thinking of getting an Otto metal for the jazz, so maybe some classical rubber piece recommendations? Sorry about that folks. Thanks!!

just stick the morgan excalibur or hard rubber. I also use those for classics. as long as its bright tone, it actually plays really well as a classical mouthpiece. way better than classic s90 (welll, that was obvious). when played rough, excalibur has more power than a beechler metal with weight to it. If you really want a metal, I loved dukoff and oleg one. ligature wise for excalibur, it works with either bonade clarinet or olegature. It doesnt sound good with rovner, and morgans are too small to fit alto ligs.

phil barone makes a great hard rubber mpc for alto..reasonably priced, and just real fine, thank you..

we're replying to a thread that was first posted in '05..