The Larry Teal mouthpieces are very good for classical and legit playing on newer Selmer based horns. They don't work too well on vintage horns and they're not intended for jazz. I've never really tried one personally. For a jazz cat like me, playing legit is a lot like being neutered! Jim

Jim--how do you know what that feels like? :-)

I just remember the look on my cat's face after I picked him up from the vet after having him neutered. He just had this look of distrust in his eyes, as if to say "How could you let them do this to me!" He hid under the bed for a couple days, and didn't eat. It was as if a part of him was missing.....of course, there was! Yeah, that's pretty much how I feel about Legit.....like something is missing. Something very near and dear to me!

stay away from the larry teal it is not a very good mthpiece the square chambered s80 is much better and articulates better as well i played larry teal for about 1 year ( 20 yrs ago i was one of the first ones to bring one in ihn monttreal ) it lacks definition and edge Even Classical needs a little edge It also does not handle pressure very well