Avevo bisogno di un bocchino che potesse darmi potenza quando suono nella band, ma allo stesso tempo avere una profondità e sonorità tale da dare un timbro corposo nel live, ma che fosse allo stesso tempo brillante o caldo a seconda del genere musicale, beh, finalmente l'ho trovato.
Potenza, brillantezza, ma anche suono caldo e rotondo quando serve....con la giusta impostazione ci esce di tutto, credo di aver trovato il mio bocchino definitivo, quantomeno da poter utilizzare in varie condizioni.

The Yanick Coderre alto mouthpiece I purchased is so smooth and free blowing it made me fall in love with my Yani AW01 all over again. I tend to lean towards favoring my tenors but this mouthpiece blows me away.

By far, the most consistent mouthpiece I've ever played on. The box says it all....
"Your new best friend"

Tout comme pour mon bec de Bar et de Ténor , le petit dernier m'a redonné plaisir à jouer de l'alto que je n'utilisais que dans de très rares occasions. Peut être mieux fini. Je regrette les couleurs acidulées qui ont disparues... et un protège bec, mais bon tout augmente... Merci Pauline, Syos what else ?

I played a Theo Wane signature Mindy Abair metal mouthpiece with an opening of 8 (2.18). I really like the sound of this mouthpiece and its design as well as the fixed ligature. I had the bright sound I was looking for but it projected a little too much and when I played in restaurants it bothered the audience nearby. I could play softly but it required a rather tiring jaw effort in the long run. I saw the video of yanick Coderre and it seemed to be what I needed. I chatted with syos for the opening I wanted to take less open for fear of encountering the same problem as with the Theo Wane but I was advised MORE open 7* (2,28) because syos mouthpieces are easier to play. I admit that I was a bit lost but I listened to the advice I was given otherwise why ask for advice. I'm 3 gigs in with my syos and it's really great I can have a brilliant sound but also it can be soft and warm when I blow less in it. Really thanks for the advice and kudos for the design. Negative points: I had a little trouble with the ligature at first but I found the trick to getting it right so it's fine. I prefer to use metal mouthpieces because they are thinner and more comfortable for me but it's personal and I'm getting used to it. And finally I'm not a fan of the design it's a bit big and I took the gray color it looks like a plumber's pvc fitting the material makes chip. But in the end I'm happy with my purchase