C'est le premier bec Syos que je teste. Curiosité récompensée, je cherchais un bec avec une belle projection sans être trop brillant et c'est le cas. Fidèle à la réputation Syos c'est un bec facile sur tout le registre. Je le joue avec des anches légère signature sur un Tenor Mark7

Had a bit of a punt on this - in search of "the" sound combined with being open and free blowing. This mouthpiece is so nearly spot on. It plays really easily and is enabling me to play faster passages with decent articulation. The sound is dark and full, but with cut if required, exactly what I was looking for. A couple of downsides for me are that I probably should have gone for a slightly more open lay - an 8 rather than the 7 which the comparison chart suggested, and it's big - much more so than my Link and even more so than my DG Crescent. I'm also still experimenting with reeds after a month or more. Overall though, very good and I'm using it all the time ...

Très satisfaite de ce 2ème achat, j'ai dû m'habituer à cette ouverture de 6 (vs 4 sur mon autre bec de ténor) mais c'est venu très vite et sans souffrance. J'aime le son polyvalent qui permet de s'adapter à différents styles

Oh my gosh I love this mouthpiece. Took me a couple of weeks to find reeds I was happy with (the Fibracells I had been using were a bit buzzy, but D'Addario Select Jazz seem to suit it just fine) and now I just love it. Can go from a whisper to a roar and the altissimo just jumps out. Very happy :)

This is my first bright mouthpiece! As a person moving from playing Dark free-blowing mouthpieces to bright mouthpiece, I was very anxious about the transition as I have heard there a large adjustment would be needed. I am happy to say that I was able to play the mouthpiece immediately out of the box like I had been playing it for years. It packs the punch that I want on the higher register and is so free blowing, I could have a nice steady bottom. I highly recommend this mouthpiece if you like to play in brass bands and need power and flexibility!