Laskey Alessi Mouthpieces: Solo vs. Symphony with Joseph Alessi

Joseph Alessi, Principal Trombone of the New York Philharmonic, shares his thoughts on the differences between Solo and Symphony cups and different rim sizes in the Laskey Alessi Signature Series.
Laskey Alessi Signature Series Trombone Mouthpieces are crafted using high-precision CNC machining technology, ensuring exceptional consistency and playability. They are available in three sizes (55, 60, and 67) and two cup sizes (Solo and Symphony) to cater to the needs of modern trombone players.
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[@james_subosits]

Joe could make a garden hose sound like a million bucks, I'm not really convinced

[@johnlieto8906]

love the solo version, 55, great feedback and response.

[@Bearleaux]

Solo 55 is what I'm on right now until my Greg Black gets made, but even then it may be hard for me to switch full time. The Laskey just feels really good.

[@go3002]

I've got the 55 symphonic and I love it. Really easy to find the center of notes. I wish the gold plate was only on the rim though...

[@rickharris8780]

That is something that you should have ordered through mouthpiece express. They do custom plating work.

[@Sam-nb1rm]

I got my Gold Plated Symphony 67 for what Mr Alessi wrote "maximum comfort and space". At 67 it really starts to feel like a base trombone mouthpiece (2G for 67, and 1.5G for standard bass trb.) But the sound is superb. I would describe the result as "powerful". However the 67 really requires a huge amount of air and complete knowledge on embouchure control. It definitely suits advanced and professional players.
Overall I like it ❤ no regret in buying at all! Thanks Mr Alessi!