Jay Mason visiting the Vandoren Studio in Los Angeles

[@rloomis3]

I always enjoy seeing a musician who plays really well and doesn't bounce all over the place when he plays. Also, thanks for showcasing a V16 bari piece -- I'm a big fan of the sound of the series on the other horns, but hadn't really heard one on bari before. Sounds great!

[@dylanroyal1760]

I know you posted this comment 2 years ago but dude there’s nothing wrong with moving around while you play it’s called getting into the music and it shows that you really understand and feel the music that is being played. If you don’t feel the urge to even move a muscle while your playing your obvious ply not doing right. Also don’t take what I say literally I don’t mean bounce off the wall it could be as simple as having a different facial expression, and nobody I mean nobody has a plain face while playing man not even this guy playing in the video.

[@PaddieFunk]

Jay Mason’s got one of the greatest bari tones I’ve ever heard, he doesn’t go roaring with the horn like an 18 wheeler. Sounds even better to my ears with the V16 reeds compared to the blue box.

[@Steveiegaming]

Jay is awesome, such a down to earth guy and a stellar player!

[@quattrosaxoni3625]

Beautiful player and gorgeous tone!

[@BlackWarriorLures]

Beautiful sound.

[@scottdavis7180]

I have a v16 B7 I had Mojo Mouthpiece Works open to a 0.115 from a 0.107(as it was measured at his shop)has to be the best all around baritone sax mouthpiece Ive ever had!

[@MARKLINMAN1]

What horn?

[@loganivancik2086]

yamaha YBS-62

[@oklebermartins]

Is it the V16 B7?

[@maxchua1740]

It's a B9