Re: Fist tenor mouthpiece - help
I use a Dukoff D7 and I love it. Also try a Wolfe Tayne 6 or 6*. It's made by the jjBabbit co., the same co. as Otto Link and Meyer. I use one for baritone and it gives me a pretty bright tone with lots of projection. (I couldn't tell you about the Meyers since I've never tried one.)
Just bring your sax with you to the shop and try as many mouthpiece / reed combinations as you can.
(Just remember, though... if you're thinking about a horn upgrade in the near future, the mouthpiece you get now that sounds great on your current horn may sound like junk with a different horn. Just something to keep in mind. If you plan on getting a "new" horn pretty soon, you'd be better off to wait for a new mouthpiece to match that horn.)
Good luck, and have fun shopping.
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