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A player can play his / her whole life with one mouthpiece. Another has a drawer full of mouthpieces and is still not satisfied. Before buying a mouthpiece you will have to deal with a couple of things first. What kind of music do I want to use the mouthpiece for? Classic, big band, jazz or pop? One who plays a metal Dukoff in a brass ensemble, will almost certainly be at odds with the conductor or choir-master. A mouthpiece has to suit you! The oral cavity, dental position, embouchure, blowing habit, etc., etc. are for every player personal. If your tutor finds that a Claude Lakey is an excellent mouthpiece for the alto, it does not automatically mean that it will suit you. And, of course, you will have to like the sound of the mouthpiece. This is also very personal. If your favorite sax player produces a fantastic sound with an Otto Link 8*, this does not mean that the tone will be the same when coming from your lips.