Better than a modern Meyer by a lot, this is a beautiful early 80's Meyer alto mouthpiece in an original 7 tip. It has nice thin rails and a good facing. Plays easily, and includes the original box. Tip measures .082. Better hard rubber, better finishing, and better facing than a new Meyer.
The Meyer is the standard by which other alto pieces are described, and a good Meyer like this is a great starting point for any player who isn't sure what to get. The tone is warm, full-bodied, and has enough zing to let you play tunes with a pleasant amount of projection and tone but without sounding at all shrill. It's a good happy medium, and you can take it in many different directions tonally with practice. That's probably part of why Meyers are historically so popular.
