This is a mouthpiece made by Scott Laskey, a former technician at Silky who makes mouthpieces for many professional players, including John Faddis. It is the popular Laskey model 60MC. This model is an early model with hand hammering. The inner rim diameter is slightly larger than a Bach 10-1/2. The rim is flat and slightly thick. Therefore, the outer rim diameter feels like a Bach 7. Laskey's cup models, from deepest to shallowest, are D-B-MD-C-MC-☆(S)-S☆(ES). The cup is about halfway between a Bach C and D. The inner wall of the cup is undercut. This design makes it difficult for the lips to touch the inside of the cup even when playing for a long time, and it does not interfere with lip vibration, making it less tiring. It is designed for easy lip slurs and smooth note transitions. The throat is #28 (3.57mm). The throat area just before the bore is slightly thicker, with a double-cup shape like the Stork Vacchiano model. The backbore is about a Warburton 9. The inner side of the shank end, about 1.0mm, is finished with a gentle slicing, like a Silky 14A4a. This is a mouthpiece with a clear focus and good response. It has a core sound that is powerful and deep. It is designed to be widely applicable, from orchestra to solo performances.