Thanks Jay! I Ordered the #5 Burnin mouthpiece for my new Better Sax Alto. The Burnin mouthpiece was good pared with a Java 2.5 reed, as expected. After playing it a week or so decided I wanted to compare it to the DV HR (why not?!). I liked the Burnin mouthpiece but wow, the DV HR was a big step up for me. I ordered the #6 tip and strapped on a Java 2.5. Better more powereful tone, less stuffy, better control and a much brighter sound. Absolutely love your Alto Sax and thanks for helping me find a great mouthpiece. FYI, I'm 51 and have been playing sax off and on since I was a kid in marching band. I haven't played much the last 10 years (kids, career, etc...) so this new sax and mouthpiece is a new start for me. Thanks!!
DV HR is the best. Great sound, warmth in the bottom, aggressiveness in the high register, freedom in playing, it's hard to describe it in words. Comparable to various mouthpieces, including HR*, for me it's a disaster. I recommend it 👌🎷❤️🔥
Wow Jay, you always do such a great job with your videos. Thank you very much for this one. You sound great and I was happy that I got the blind test right.
Thank you, Jay, for another informative video I aced the blindfold test, which I don't state to brag, but rather to affirm that they do all have distinguishable features. The 1st two were the brightest and the 2nd had a harder edge, which is why I prefer rubber, like you. The HR* (3rd) was much more spread and mellow, and the Burnin' (4th) was again rather strong - a more solid core than the HR*, and you also seem to sound best on it - so I figured it was the one you designed and probably play the most. It is worth noting that these differences are subtle, reinforcing the point that the PLAYER makes a bigger difference in sound than the mouthpiece does. I wouldn't sound like you on any of these, and beginners should be aware that one of these might help them achieve a better version of themselves, but not necessarily make them sound like you sound on the same piece. The key is to find a mouthpiece that you are comfortable on - one that "works" when you play the way you like to play, not one you have to "nurse" by drastically changing the way you blow for high notes versus low notes, etc. Thanks again, Jay, for giving us a glimpse of all these products and for your laid back helpful attitude.
I picked the correct order in the blind test. I play a HR* 7 and like it, but your Burnin has a bit more punch and I like the boost of mid range tone in the sound...to me and my devices. The new DV HR is very cool and I would love to give it a play along with the Burnin, as I like rubber on alto. The price of the DV HR, after hearing the Burnin next to it would be a factor as well along with how both respond to me. Nice video 🎷👍
I guessed them all correctly ! the Sound are really different and the expensive one give more sound quality for sure. Burnin is the best value MP for sure.
I play the DV metal on my alto and have been pleased, despite being a hard rubber kind of player. I picked it out easily in the blind demo. However, this was a great comparison, and I have to say, I think I need to give the Burnin mp a try! I like the roll over baffle sound over the step in this demo. I will be ordering one soon to see how I like the sound/feel when I play. Fun video. Thanks, Jay!
I played saxophone since the 2009 when i was in 4th grade until my sophomore year ... i had never had a good mouth piece but a buffet sax and i alwats struggled with the very highest and lowest ranges ... i heard the burnin on a reel and immediately knew it was the best 😅😂 then i come to this video and heard the origin which is epic ... i hope to get one soon and get back into the music
The hard rubber DV sounds warmer than the metal DV, to me. The HR* sounds warm like the DV hard rubber but less of a buzz to the soft notes. YouBetter SAX mouthpiece sounds a bit like the DV metal. All sound great to me!
I got the blind test right! Holy smokes, never would have guessed that. That JJ DV HR sounds like a perfect balance between warmth and brightness. I own the JJ DV Metal and it can be a bit harder to control sometimes, but I'm very impressed with that JJ DV HR. Might have to consider that one, but that price is hard to swallow for a Hard Rubber. Have you done any comparisons with the Drake Sanborn mouthpieces?
I prefer the Strathon adjustatione mouthpiece. The switch at the top of the mouth piece allows you to get a softer pretty sound or you can bring it up for more edge.
I’ve been liking the sounds on the new DV HR. I was pretty sure C was the HR*, A and B were the DV’s and was leaning towards the Burning for D and I was right! Sweet! Can’t wait for your video on the Supreme!
I have the Jody Jazz Jet mouthpiece. I’ve been eyeing their metal mouthpiece for a few years and watching the price steadily goes up. lol. That mouthpiece plays fantastically.
Jay, great video. My opinion is that the DV HR isn't worth the $450 USD. You were getting the same brightness and fullness and breadth of tone from your Burnin mouthpiece. I've never ever been comfortable on alto, but luckily I found an older Beechler Diamond S6S that I absolutely love to death. If anything happened to it though you can bet I'm ordering your Burnin mouthpiece.
I was able to match them up in proper order (after putting my hearing aids in the Music (uncompressed) Mode.😊 BTW, after having seen one of your videos on mouthpieces few months ago I purchased a Jodi Jazz HR* Alto 5M & HR A1 Gold Power Ring and got a fuller, brighter sound and a more robust volume on my 1960 era Martin Indiana Alto Sax...What a difference compared to my prior Selmer S80 C* and prior ligature with a leather wrap. The Jodi Jazz HR* was a good next step up for me. It has a bigger throat & slightly more open tip, so I went up a half step in reed hardness.
Thanks - In another video you said the Burnin' was easier to generate overtones. I'm having trouble with the 3rd overtone practice, and I think with airflow consistency as well, and I'll be practicing this probably for a long while. Is the Burnin' a particularly good choice ?
Jay, did you use the same reed and ligature? For me, that has affected sound as much as a mouthpiece swap. On my traditional Meyer HR, lig and reed changes can lighten or darken my sound as well as changing reed response. So much of this is splitting hairs, until you're able to actually feel them in your own mouth. I'd argue that feel can be the more important aspect all other things being similar on paper.
All of these mouthpieces sound amazing! I'm coming from a classical playing background where my only experience with jazz was on Bari sax, so a jazz mouthpiece wasn't necessary. Do you have any tips for transitioning to a jazz mouthpiece from something like the Selmer C*?
Hello sir and sorry for the inconvenience... can you answer this for me: currently I am using the conn chuberry alto saxophone and I don't know which mouthpiece to use, so I I hope you can give me a suitable mouthpiece and even better if there is a combo test video. Thank you very much and I look forward to your feedback.
I’ve loved my JJ DV7 for the past 17 years but looking for a new HR to replace my Jumbo Java. How does the new JJ DV compare to their Custom Dark series? Thanks for the quality content Jay!
The custom dark is a lot different than the DV. If you like your metal dv you’ll love the hr version. Can do the same things but with a bit more warmth and the feel Of hr. Custom dark has low baffle much less edge and power. Lots of warmth.
A DV Metal, B DV Rubber, C Burnin, D HR*. Can't believe how expensive they are. I play a HR* and liked it best, probably because I am used to it. P. S., I looked and I suck but in my defense, the Burnin and HR* star are very similar.
Great job.. Wow, I could tell. But the good news is if I ever need another alto mouthpiece, I actually prefer the HR, and the good news it’s the least expensive; so I’m gonna keep that in mind if I ever need another alto mpc ..maybe when I get some extra cash, I’ll just pick one up for grins before they get even more expensive. I might wanna compare it with the burning mouthpiece though, because it might be worth spending the extra few bucks. It’s not much more, and it makes sense to be sure, if I could compare the 2 myself. I like that the burning mouth piece had a little bit more to it. 👨🏻
Hi Jay, can you also do the same comparison on tenor? I need more power, prefer HR, was thinking about the Jet but the DV seems to be the best compromise. Thanks, Dave.
Dv metal sounded best followed by DVHR then burn and lastly the hr star. I Have the hr star and the Dv metal I auto go for the DV metal It just sounds the best to me. Tenor I have a burn and its OK. I can play soft and dark with a soft lip, which is cool. But I want to try some theos and the DV ny. Possibly even the Dv Hr. but I think my mouth likes the metal with pads more right now on tenor.
I got the last two - flipped the metal and hard rubber, but I can tell the difference more in the lower register and didn't hear much of that. But I mean you always sound like you mostly.
Hi Sir.please can you assist with a mouthpiece for a alto yamaha yas 26. I want to play bebop lines and a prefer a dark sound with a hint a brightness and also to be able to project sound easily as well to move around the horn easily.
HR*, metal DV, burning, DV hr is the order I think after one listen. I'm interested to see if I'm close at all haha. Edit: after listening again I'm shocked. The DV hr sounded the darkest, and least like the metal DV to me. The burning and HR* were pretty much identical. I thought the hr* would be the darkest which is why I put it first in my guess. That metal mouthpiece is special. I was hoping the DV hr would be a closer match. Edit2: after a couple more listens, the Hr* is rather dull compared to the rest. The Burnin sounds most like the metal DV. The DV hr is interesting; nothing like the DV is my opinion. I just ordered one to try. I normally play a Morgan mouthpiece and I've been looking for a bit more pop/punch.
I recently bought an HR* but wasn't able to claim a stable tone and kept getting squeaky sounds. I wanted to know if that is normal with a new mouthpiece and if I needed to adapt to it, or is it a problem with its quality.:/
Always takes some getting used to when you change to a new mouthpiece. Especially if it is your first mouthpiece upgrade. Stick with it until you learn the adjustments necessary. Might need to go to softer reeds. The JodyJazz mouthpieces are always excellent quality.
I remember when the DV was a far more reasonably priced (still expensive) alternative to Theo's pieces. Then there was 26% price increase and it's more expensive than any of the Theo Wanne offerings. Yikes.
The problem was that I hadn't raised the price in 11 years. The DV is the most expensive mouthpiece to make by far. I had to raise the price to where it is. As you can tell just by going to the grocery store or out to eat, the pandemic signaled true inflation where all costs of goods soared including labor. I don't feel bad about the price because we still offer the HR* at a very good price when you take into consideration our hand work, quality and consistency.
I’d say that the new rubber one has a weird little clog up/spit like sound but still clean. Similar to the other rubber piece you used. The metal one has a purely clean sound but has a little vibration to it.
@@bettersax I now play hard rubber Meyers on Alto 6M, Tenor 5M/9M and Bari 7M. The Bari must be an early one because it came with a metal cap. Loving them - so in tune and full tone when pushed.
Ok…I’m lost…where are the answers to the blind test? Good idea to pin that to the top of the comments instead of scrolling around like an idiot for 5 minutes and just getting frustrated…otherwise, love your stuff!
@@bettersax OH! In the DESCRIPTION!! Why didn’t you say that in the video???? OH wait…you did…ahem…my sincere apologies Jay…from one Long Islander to another (I think you’re from Long Island?)….anyway, still loving my burnin’ mpc and my Jody Jazz Custom Dark…good contrast…
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0:50 - DV HR
2:06 - DV metal
3:41 - JJ HR
4:59 - Burnin'
I’m gonna say the burnin’ wins for balance of sound, tone vs brightness. Could listen to you on that all day.
Great review here Jay! You sound brilliant on all of them. I’m having fun testing the DVHR too. It’s a fantastic mouthpiece.
Thanks Nigel
Thanks Jay! I Ordered the #5 Burnin mouthpiece for my new Better Sax Alto. The Burnin mouthpiece was good pared with a Java 2.5 reed, as expected. After playing it a week or so decided I wanted to compare it to the DV HR (why not?!). I liked the Burnin mouthpiece but wow, the DV HR was a big step up for me. I ordered the #6 tip and strapped on a Java 2.5. Better more powereful tone, less stuffy, better control and a much brighter sound. Absolutely love your Alto Sax and thanks for helping me find a great mouthpiece. FYI, I'm 51 and have been playing sax off and on since I was a kid in marching band. I haven't played much the last 10 years (kids, career, etc...) so this new sax and mouthpiece is a new start for me. Thanks!!
DV HR is the best. Great sound, warmth in the bottom, aggressiveness in the high register, freedom in playing, it's hard to describe it in words. Comparable to various mouthpieces, including HR*, for me it's a disaster. I recommend it 👌🎷❤️🔥
Mouthpieces price inflation gone wild 😮
@@wheelman1232 for mouthpiece equipment yes it makes a difference but it’s all about oractice and technique
Wow Jay, you always do such a great job with your videos. Thank you very much for this one. You sound great and I was happy that I got the blind test right.
thanks, if you don't get the blind test right we're in trouble 😅 great job on the new DV HR.
Thank you, Jay, for another informative video I aced the blindfold test, which I don't state to brag, but rather to affirm that they do all have distinguishable features. The 1st two were the brightest and the 2nd had a harder edge, which is why I prefer rubber, like you. The HR* (3rd) was much more spread and mellow, and the Burnin' (4th) was again rather strong - a more solid core than the HR*, and you also seem to sound best on it - so I figured it was the one you designed and probably play the most. It is worth noting that these differences are subtle, reinforcing the point that the PLAYER makes a bigger difference in sound than the mouthpiece does. I wouldn't sound like you on any of these, and beginners should be aware that one of these might help them achieve a better version of themselves, but not necessarily make them sound like you sound on the same piece. The key is to find a mouthpiece that you are comfortable on - one that "works" when you play the way you like to play, not one you have to "nurse" by drastically changing the way you blow for high notes versus low notes, etc. Thanks again, Jay, for giving us a glimpse of all these products and for your laid back helpful attitude.
This is a very helpful video since I was planning on buying a mouthpiece thanks Jay!
I picked the correct order in the blind test. I play a HR* 7 and like it, but your Burnin has a bit more punch and I like the boost of mid range tone in the sound...to me and my devices. The new DV HR is very cool and I would love to give it a play along with the Burnin, as I like rubber on alto. The price of the DV HR, after hearing the Burnin next to it would be a factor as well along with how both respond to me. Nice video 🎷👍
Blind test: I liked the D the best. It's shade warmer and spread but also projects well. 2nd place was the Jody metal MP.
I guessed them all correctly ! the Sound are really different and the expensive one give more sound quality for sure. Burnin is the best value MP for sure.
finally get to see this fresh and just posted, yay 🎉
i was waiting for this , the HR has a great sound. Stll my favourite probably. thanks for the video
I play the DV metal on my alto and have been pleased, despite being a hard rubber kind of player. I picked it out easily in the blind demo. However, this was a great comparison, and I have to say, I think I need to give the Burnin mp a try! I like the roll over baffle sound over the step in this demo. I will be ordering one soon to see how I like the sound/feel when I play. Fun video. Thanks, Jay!
Thanks Becky. I’m sure you’ll like it.
I played saxophone since the 2009 when i was in 4th grade until my sophomore year ... i had never had a good mouth piece but a buffet sax and i alwats struggled with the very highest and lowest ranges ... i heard the burnin on a reel and immediately knew it was the best 😅😂 then i come to this video and heard the origin which is epic ... i hope to get one soon and get back into the music
The hard rubber DV sounds warmer than the metal DV, to me. The HR* sounds warm like the DV hard rubber but less of a buzz to the soft notes. YouBetter SAX mouthpiece sounds a bit like the DV metal. All sound great to me!
WOW! Those are all great sounding mouthpieces, just WOW! Any would be great!
I got the blind test right! Holy smokes, never would have guessed that. That JJ DV HR sounds like a perfect balance between warmth and brightness. I own the JJ DV Metal and it can be a bit harder to control sometimes, but I'm very impressed with that JJ DV HR. Might have to consider that one, but that price is hard to swallow for a Hard Rubber.
Have you done any comparisons with the Drake Sanborn mouthpieces?
Hi Jay,
I won the blind test, they sound pretty diferents.
In my case I do prefer Burnin and HR*'s sounds.
Thanks for the video.
Bye
really impressed Burnin's performance
I prefer the Strathon adjustatione mouthpiece. The switch at the top of the mouth piece allows you to get a softer pretty sound or you can bring it up for more edge.
I wouldn’t mind trying out that Supreme gold plated alto!!!
Just got a Yanagisawa size 7 ebonite for my alto, it's just perfect (at least to me). Way better than my previous Meyer M6M
I’ve been liking the sounds on the new DV HR. I was pretty sure C was the HR*, A and B were the DV’s and was leaning towards the Burning for D and I was right! Sweet! Can’t wait for your video on the Supreme!
I love the Jody Jazz mouthpieces. I have a HR* for my soprano and love it. I like the darker sound it gives me.
I have the Jody Jazz Jet mouthpiece. I’ve been eyeing their metal mouthpiece for a few years and watching the price steadily goes up.
lol. That mouthpiece plays fantastically.
Jay, great video. My opinion is that the DV HR isn't worth the $450 USD. You were getting the same brightness and fullness and breadth of tone from your Burnin mouthpiece. I've never ever been comfortable on alto, but luckily I found an older Beechler Diamond S6S that I absolutely love to death. If anything happened to it though you can bet I'm ordering your Burnin mouthpiece.
Thanks
I was right on with all four in the blind test Beginners Luck. :D
A- Burnin
B- Dv HR
C- HR
D- Dv metal
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I was able to match them up in proper order (after putting my hearing aids in the Music (uncompressed) Mode.😊 BTW, after having seen one of your videos on mouthpieces few months ago I purchased a Jodi Jazz HR* Alto 5M & HR A1 Gold Power Ring and got a fuller, brighter sound and a more robust volume on my 1960 era Martin Indiana Alto Sax...What a difference compared to my prior Selmer S80 C* and prior ligature with a leather wrap. The Jodi Jazz HR* was a good next step up for me. It has a bigger throat & slightly more open tip, so I went up a half step in reed hardness.
great to hear. don't you mean down a half step in reed hardness?
@@bettersax You are correct…down a half step in reed hardness.😊
Great video as always would it be possible to do the same but for a bari sax?
I've done a couple bari sax videos like this. do a search on my channel.
I would've loved a vintage meyer in these tests 😂 but my favorites in this are your mouthpiece and the DVHR
Thanks - In another video you said the Burnin' was easier to generate overtones. I'm having trouble with the 3rd overtone practice, and I think with airflow consistency as well, and I'll be practicing this probably for a long while. Is the Burnin' a particularly good choice ?
Jay, did you use the same reed and ligature? For me, that has affected sound as much as a mouthpiece swap.
On my traditional Meyer HR, lig and reed changes can lighten or darken my sound as well as changing reed response.
So much of this is splitting hairs, until you're able to actually feel them in your own mouth.
I'd argue that feel can be the more important aspect all other things being similar on paper.
I always use the same reed unless I say otherwise. Can’t use the same ligature on metal and hard rubber though.
All of these mouthpieces sound amazing! I'm coming from a classical playing background where my only experience with jazz was on Bari sax, so a jazz mouthpiece wasn't necessary. Do you have any tips for transitioning to a jazz mouthpiece from something like the Selmer C*?
Yes, start with a moderate tip opening like a 5, go to a 1/2 strength softer reed and relax your embouchure a bit.
Interesting…I have a Custom Dark and Burnin’ and I think the two of them cover the spectrum…
Flawless as usual, Jay! Do you happen to know how these compare to the TW NY Bros. Mouthpiece?
I love the Burnin piece.
Me too!
Hello sir and sorry for the inconvenience... can you answer this for me: currently I am using the conn chuberry alto saxophone and I don't know which mouthpiece to use, so I I hope you can give me a suitable mouthpiece and even better if there is a combo test video. Thank you very much and I look forward to your feedback.
All 4 sounds excellent!
Burnin is really awesome!
That Burning piece sounds good. Does it have a baffle?
I’ve loved my JJ DV7 for the past 17 years but looking for a new HR to replace my Jumbo Java. How does the new JJ DV compare to their Custom Dark series? Thanks for the quality content Jay!
The custom dark is a lot different than the DV. If you like your metal dv you’ll love the hr version. Can do the same things but with a bit more warmth and the feel
Of hr. Custom dark has low baffle much less edge and power. Lots of warmth.
A DV Metal, B DV Rubber, C Burnin, D HR*. Can't believe how expensive they are. I play a HR* and liked it best, probably because I am used to it. P. S., I looked and I suck but in my defense, the Burnin and HR* star are very similar.
Great job.. Wow, I could tell. But the good news is if I ever need another alto mouthpiece, I actually prefer the HR, and the good news it’s the least expensive; so I’m gonna keep that in mind if I ever need another alto mpc ..maybe when I get some extra cash, I’ll just pick one up for grins before they get even more expensive.
I might wanna compare it with the burning mouthpiece though, because it might be worth spending the extra few bucks. It’s not much more, and it makes sense to be sure, if I could compare the 2 myself.
I like that the burning mouth piece had a little bit more to it. 👨🏻
🤔 it seems that the cut away and smoothed out interior makes the better sound🤔 what about resin "reeds" ?
Hi Jay, can you also do the same comparison on tenor? I need more power, prefer HR, was thinking about the Jet but the DV seems to be the best compromise. Thanks, Dave.
I've already done videos on the other JodyJazz HR and metal mouthpieces. Do a search on my channel to find them.
@@bettersax will do, thanks!
Hey Jay what ribbon mic did you use to record this episode? Sounds super smooth. Cheers
that's the AEA N8
@@bettersax many thanks 🙏
Dv metal sounded best followed by DVHR then burn and lastly the hr star. I Have the hr star and the Dv metal I auto go for the DV metal It just sounds the best to me. Tenor I have a burn and its OK. I can play soft and dark with a soft lip, which is cool. But I want to try some theos and the DV ny. Possibly even the Dv Hr. but I think my mouth likes the metal with pads more right now on tenor.
First and I love your stuff, you should do a video on good budget mouthpieces
I did a best alto mouthpieces under $150 video. It was a long time ago and I think they all cost a lot more now though.
I got the last two - flipped the metal and hard rubber, but I can tell the difference more in the lower register and didn't hear much of that. But I mean you always sound like you mostly.
i LIKE THESOUND OF THE METAL BUT THE HARD RUBBER ONE IS MORE VERSITALFOR MY CHURCH PERFORMANCES WHERE DO i GET ONE
I'd Vote for a Burnin for Soprano - Nice !!! 🙂
Let me know if you get Burnin' for Soprano
Hi Sir.please can you assist with a mouthpiece for a alto yamaha yas 26. I want to play bebop lines and a prefer a dark sound with a hint a brightness and also to be able to project sound easily as well to move around the horn easily.
A+D are the best for me.
Hard rubber has a more ringing woody sound. Metal rings more.
c: hr* , d: burnin , a:hrdv, b:dv
HR*, metal DV, burning, DV hr is the order I think after one listen. I'm interested to see if I'm close at all haha.
Edit: after listening again I'm shocked. The DV hr sounded the darkest, and least like the metal DV to me. The burning and HR* were pretty much identical. I thought the hr* would be the darkest which is why I put it first in my guess. That metal mouthpiece is special. I was hoping the DV hr would be a closer match.
Edit2: after a couple more listens, the Hr* is rather dull compared to the rest. The Burnin sounds most like the metal DV. The DV hr is interesting; nothing like the DV is my opinion. I just ordered one to try. I normally play a Morgan mouthpiece and I've been looking for a bit more pop/punch.
To me the metal mouth piece gives a fuller sound. But the rubber one sounds just as good but needs you to put more work into it.
I recently bought an HR* but wasn't able to claim a stable tone and kept getting squeaky sounds. I wanted to know if that is normal with a new mouthpiece and if I needed to adapt to it, or is it a problem with its quality.:/
Always takes some getting used to when you change to a new mouthpiece. Especially if it is your first mouthpiece upgrade. Stick with it until you learn the adjustments necessary. Might need to go to softer reeds. The JodyJazz mouthpieces are always excellent quality.
@@bettersax Thanks a lot😆
Are the Burnin mouthpieces available to buy in the U.K.?😊
Yes, go to sax.co.uk
@@bettersax Thank you, I thought the sound of that one was the best. ❤️
I remember when the DV was a far more reasonably priced (still expensive) alternative to Theo's pieces. Then there was 26% price increase and it's more expensive than any of the Theo Wanne offerings. Yikes.
The problem was that I hadn't raised the price in 11 years. The DV is the most expensive mouthpiece to make by far. I had to raise the price to where it is. As you can tell just by going to the grocery store or out to eat, the pandemic signaled true inflation where all costs of goods soared including labor. I don't feel bad about the price because we still offer the HR* at a very good price when you take into consideration our hand work, quality and consistency.
Got the blind test right. Really digging the sound of the hrdv. I love my dv for alto
I’d say that the new rubber one has a weird little clog up/spit like sound but still clean. Similar to the other rubber piece you used. The metal one has a purely clean sound but has a little vibration to it.
Sir...how can I get best mouthpiece
Good video
What number is the hr* ?
Hi Jay! Have you ever tried any mouthpiece from Kanee? I’m looking to buy a new mouthpiece and I’m considering the Minq series. Thanks!
B is dv metal, D was your mouthpiece. The other 2 were rubber.
I’d love to see some Ted Klum mouthpieces review
DV HR❤
1 dv HR ,2dv metal ,HR*, well this last one doesnt sound like the Burnin' ,must have made a mistake , ok guess not(after reading answer)🤭
🔥🔥
Played in the same order as the demonstration.
And no Meyer in the list?
Have some new Meyer's coming in for a similar review video.
@@bettersax Connoisseur? I've been waiting for a review on that!
@@bettersax Hey Jay - see if you can get your hands on a Morgan mouthpiece to play test 🙏
@@bettersax I now play hard rubber Meyers on Alto 6M, Tenor 5M/9M and Bari 7M. The Bari must be an early one because it came with a metal cap. Loving them - so in tune and full tone when pushed.
Hey Jay, your voice is a bit bigger here.
B is metal
From what I can tell, you get what you pay for. Budget matters.
Is it just me...or does Jay's voice sound really LOW here???
Jay - you alright, man?
Haha had a cold when I made this.
@@bettersax I'm guessing by now you're all better...BetterJay, brought to you by BetterSax 😆
I actually own all of these🙄🎼🎶🎵🎷
Guessed all 4 right💀💀💀
Your voice sounds deeper why
Had a cold.
A-Burnin', B-DV, C-HR*, D-DV HR... Now I'm scared to go to the description to see how bad my ears are, lmaooo.
A Better sax. B DV. C Hr* 4 DV HR
Mouth piece for $450??
while a saxophone is for $899? What a highway price of mp!!
I guessed A&B wrong, C&D right.
Fred Hemke said it doesn't make any difference. But, he had a good mouthpiece.
Ok…I’m lost…where are the answers to the blind test? Good idea to pin that to the top of the comments instead of scrolling around like an idiot for 5 minutes and just getting frustrated…otherwise, love your stuff!
Check the video description.
@@bettersax OH! In the DESCRIPTION!! Why didn’t you say that in the video???? OH wait…you did…ahem…my sincere apologies Jay…from one Long Islander to another (I think you’re from Long Island?)….anyway, still loving my burnin’ mpc and my Jody Jazz Custom Dark…good contrast…
comment!
first!!