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Yamah 4C modified to 78 thou tip with extended rollover baffle
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Here are some testimonials from Ross's work.
Ross,
I just recieved the mouthpiece. It sounds and plays great. Actually, it really matches my style better than I thought it would. Thanks buddy.
Bryan Milks, Saxophonist, Vancouver, Canada
" Ross has recently re-sculptured my 'Berg Larson ' tenor and 'Lakey ' alto
mouth pieces respectively. - I've spent a considerable amount of time and
money over the years searching for the mouthpiece that really shines. - I
now have no need to keep searching. - Thanks to Ross's knowledge and
expertise I have found the Holy Grail. "
Shane Sampson ,Saxophonist, Byron Bay, Australia
I had Ross do some work on a Berg Larson Tenor piece that had been absolutely destroyed by its previous owner. The facing was uneven, the tip was completely mutilated and it was impossible to get any sound whatsoever out of it. What Ross did to this piece is amazing. He opened the tip to 120thou, thinned the rails and evened out the facing. This piece is by far my favourite rock and funk piece because of its huge sound, bright tone and awesome response in both the lower and higher registers and harmonics. Everyone that has heard and/or played on this piece has asked me where I got it and how they can get one. This piece does Ross work all the justice it deserves!
I have many students who are after a better tone but are too young to look into buying a new $200 - $300 mouthpiece. I sent some of their Yamaha 4C Alto pieces to Ross to see what he could do with them. Ross set them up like a New York Meyer 5 and you would not know the difference. The tone, the response and the accuracy of the pieces was unbelievable. I took them to a few different professional sax players in Brisbane and they could not believe that they were Yamaha 4C. Even the finish was immaculate.
Ryan Livings, Bachelor of Jazz Studies, Brisbane, Australia
Hi Ross,
Got the other Lakey over the weekend and have had a chance to really play it. I am very impressed. Plays great, big and fat with just a huge sound. (This is the Lakey featured on Saxman Website.)
Thanks
Tim Ashton , Student of Batchelor of Jazz Studies, Mackay Conservatorium , Queensland ,Australia
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