Which soprano is right for you? Yamaha YSS-875EX / Yamaha YSS-82ZR

In this video we review and compare the Yamaha 875EX and the Yamaha 82ZR. These are both great horns, but if you’re struggling to pick we have a lot of information to help you make an informed decision.
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Yamaha 82ZR:
Based on the scale and design of the classic '62' models, the 82ZRs' have bodies that are made of a special brass alloy for lighter weight, a great playing 'feel', and the kind of tonal flexibility you've always dreamed of. The Z plays evenly in all ranges, and gives the player a huge dynamic range for as much - or as little - sound as you want. The Custom Z saxes have unparalleled tonal flexibility for confident performance in all styles of music, and there's no need to sacrifice comfort for sound. YSS-82Z is available with a straight neck, while YSS-82ZR has a curved neck.
Yamaha 875EX:
Yamaha Custom EX sopranos are an improved version of the classic YSS-875, already considered by many to be the finest soprano saxes ever made. The new design with its G2 neck offers even broader expressive capabilities with wide dynamics, precise intonation, and a gorgeous sound with rich harmonics. The YSS-875EX comes with two necks - one straight and one curving - to suit different playing preferences.
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - 82ZR Review
1:38 - 82ZR Performance
2:44 - 875EX Review
3:33 - 875EX Performance
4:39 - How does these horns compare?
5:55 - Outro

[@brianbrown4211]

Please What’s your mouthpiece set-up in this video.

[@etowahjazz]

just could you give us a hint on your recording (specifically mic setup) setup?? Thanks

[@MrGuto]

Check out their immediately prior video here about recoding sopranos.

[@YoungWilliamO]

Intonation and sound was superior on the 875