Neotech Soft Harness with padded shoulder strap (XL - Black) for saxophones vs Rico Metalite Baritone Sax Mouthpiece M7
Overall winner: Neotech Soft Harness with padded shoulder strap (XL - Black) for saxophones
Key Differences
Rico's Metalite mouthpiece (A) is the more affordable option and is praised for a bright, loud tone and durability that resists chipping, making it a performer-focused choice. Neotech's Soft Harness (B) is higher rated by users, emphasizes comfort with a padded, adjustable shoulder strap that spreads weight across shoulders, and is better for players needing support and versatility across instruments (though some find it large for bass clarinet)
Neotech Soft Harness with padded shoulder strap (XL - Black) for saxophones
Padded shoulder harness with adjustable strap hook and swivel hook for saxophones. Provides balance and support during performance; suitable for men, women, and youth. Customers report comfort and effective weight distribution, with mixed feedback on fit and adjustability
Pros
- padded shoulder strap
- adjustable strap
- distributes weight across shoulders
- works with alto and tenor saxophones
Cons
- some find it too large for bass clarinet
- adjustment can be tricky
- durability concerns reported by some users
Rico Metalite Baritone Sax Mouthpiece M7
Baritone sax mouthpiece by Rico with M7 model, featuring 110" tip opening and 26mm facing length. Durable design that resists chipping. Customers praise bright, loud tone and good playability in mid to upper registers
Pros
- bright, loud tone
- durable; resists chipping
- good playability in mid/high registers
- works with Rico jazz reeds
Cons
- limited tip openings mentioned
- customer feedback focused on tone range may vary by setup
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Rico |
| Durability | Rico |
| Versatility | Neotech |
| User Reviews | Neotech |