Vandoren B45 Lyre 88 vs Backun Corrado vs B45 standard

I'm using a Royal #4 reed with a Rovner ligature. I recorded this on my phone in my dining room, so definitely not the best way to record. That said, listening to this, you can tell the Backun Corrado is definitely the darkest sounding, and if that's what you're looking for that would be a great choice, especially if you mainly want to play classical music with it. The B45 Lyre is VERY PUNCHY and projected nicely. The main style of clarinet I play is on the speakeasy jazz side than classical, so I think the B45 Lyre fits that better. But the B45 Lyre can also be a great classical mouthpiece, as you can hear when it's played by amazing clarinetist Nino Carriglio (link below), so it is quite versatile. Do you play jazz on the Backun Corrado mouthpiece? If so, please comment below. Nino Carriglio on the Vandoren B45 Lyre mouthpiece:    • Mouthpiece Vandoren B45 lyre