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I've never played it, nor have I heard of it. That doesn't mean a lot though. If you are able to get your lips on one on try it out, go for it. I would never buy a mouthpiece without getting to play it first. Mouthpieces can change from each one to the next, so I wouldn't even buy one online after trying the same make/model out somewhere else. And recommendations about what would be a good mouthpiece for you are junk because, are we you? I've had four different people play the exact same setup (handing the same sax/mouthpiece/ligature around) and we got four different sounds. Go try mouthpieces, and find one that gives you the tone you like. After all, what you like is different from what I like, and what others like too.