Le bec est parfait, il permet d'avoir un son puissant et homogène sur toute la tessiture. La ligature très bien.
Dommage le couvre-bec n'est pas livré avec le bec.

Met my expectations. Good timbre, nicely balanced between dark and light. Response good in all registers. Easy to adapt to and get correct intonation.

I'm very satisfied for the sound, very hot. Easy to play the low register and in the main time the Altissimo register as well. For the first time I played the Sol ed Sol diesis. Kindly Regards

After a 40 year hiatus, I took up again playing the tenor sax, same horn I purchased in the 80s (YTS 62). To be honest, one of the reasons why I stopped playing was that, in spite of putting in hours of practice, I was never able to develop a good tone and decent intonation. With the trove of information now available on the www, I sensed that this deficiency was also partly related to bad choices re. mouthpiece and reeds (including suggestions of my then teachers). So after some research I decided to give Syos a try and ordered the steady mouthpiece #5. What a revelation — together with a No.2 reed, I am able to blow effortlessly all the tones from the low B to high F# with good intonation, and, likewise important, with good tone (same horn from the 80s). I am confident that with this mouthpiece I will get sound wise close to my personal sound idols (Dexter Gordon, Gene Ammons, etc. ). I wish this technology would have been available 40 years ago….

The only problem i have with syos is to find a ligature. (Yes I have the original), but i dont like it, because I alternate betwen sax,guitar and vocals, and want a cap thats easy and safe to put on and off quick. ive tried some other and right now i use Rowner. Good but it dosnt seem to fit 100% because of the ”grading”? Of the mouthpiece.