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Small cup diameter which aids upper register. This is a popular piccolo mouthpiece. Available in both trumpet and cornet shank.
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A shallow 'A" cup with cushion #4 rim for extreme high register work.
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Excellent for the player with thin lips. A #4 rim provides good endurance with a brilliant tone.
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The slightly funnel-shaped cup at the entrance to the throat provides a good tone and the #4 semi-flat rim gives superior endurance.
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The deep funnel-shaped cup provides a smooth tone and is very flexible in all registers. Recommended for cornet players.
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Standard characteristics allow for a full penetrating tone quality.
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Like the #9, however the #4 semi-flat rim provides excellent endurance.
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The combination of the shallow "A" cup, semi-flat #4 rim and tight "a" backbore assists with upper register work.
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Same as the 10A4a but with a standard "c" backbore, which offers less resistance.
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A medium-small funnel-shaped “B” cup offers both a quality sound and support in the register
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This rim size and contour is similar to the #11 but with a shallower “A” cup.
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This model was developed for the Schilke piccolo trumpets. The “x’ backbore improves the ease of playing and opens up the sound on the piccolo. Also available in a trumpet shank.
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Similar to the #11 featuring a slightly rounded #2 rim countour.
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A superior mouthpiece with standard characteristics for a free blowing mouthpiece.
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Slightly deeper than the #11 with a #4 semi-flat rim, which provides a definate cushion feel for endurance.
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The large funnel-shaped cup encourages a big round tone, ideal for cornet.
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Similar to the 12B4 but with a shallow "A" cup, tight "a" backbore which adds both endurance and range.
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This mouthpiece is the same as a 12A4a but with a standard "c" backbore.
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This medium-small conical "B" cup provides a full tone and the #4 semi-flat rim allows for more endurance.
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A traditional medium size mouthpiece that includes a #3 standard rim and "c" backbore allows the player a full spectrium of sound.
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The shallow "A" cup, semi-flat #4 rim and tight "a" backbore creates an ideal lead mouthpiece.
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Same as the 13A4a but with the standard "c" backbore which allows a freer blowing feel.
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This mouthpiece has a "B" cup that is slightly deeper than the 13A4 and also offers a narrower, round rim.
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New - Ideal choice for a student or developing player with standard #3 rim contour. Rounder rim provides increased flexibility and quick response. “C” cup offers volume for tone.
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A somewhat sharp inner-edge combined with a funnel-shaped "C" cup offers a clear tone. The #4 semi-flat rim adds increased endurance.
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New - Best option for a player looking for a thick, rich, weighted sound. Medium large ‘D’ cup offers a tone that is colorful with depth. #4 semi-flat rim affords comfort with sharper bite for superior articulation clarity. Diameter ideal for all players from student to professional.
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One of our most popular mouthpieces, the 14A4a offers a shallow "A" cup, semi-flat #4 rim and tight "a" backbore allows a player a strong upper register without sacrificing tonal production.
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Same as the 14A4a but with a standard "c" backbore which offers a more "open" feel.
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Based on the popular 14A4a, this mouthpiece creates a very open blowing feel with the large "x" backbore. This backbore improves the ease of playing and opens up the sound of our piccolo trumpet. Also ideal for Eb soprano cornet.
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Similar to the #14 but with a "B" (medium-small) cup size.
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This "C" cup and #2 semi-rounded rim produces a rather large tone and good center.
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With a standard rim, cup and backbore, the 14 is an excellent choice for all around playing.
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A larger diameter mouthpiece with a shallow "A" cup and tight "a" backbore for upper register playing. #4 semi-flat rim offers comfort in upper register.
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Same as the 15A4a but with a larger "c" backbore for an open feel.
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With the same diameter as the #15, this mouthpiece includes "B" style cup which produces a more brilliant sound than the standard #15 mouthpiece.
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An excellent all-around mouthpiece which offers a free blowing, clear sound.
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This mouthpiece is similar to the #15 but with the #4 semi-flat rim for increased endurance.
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New - Same as the #16C4 except the shallower, medium-small “B” cup offers more resistance, providing a brighter quality of sound. The 16B4 is an excellent choice for Eb trumpet when a player requires a bigger rim diameter.
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Similar to the 16 in dimensions, this mouthpiece offers our #4 semi-flat rim for a more traditional feel and increased endurance.
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With all the standard Schilke charactistics, this medium-large diameter mouthpiece produces a full, free blowing quality.
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This model offers the same options as the 16, but instead offers a #2 rim for increased flexibility.
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New - Well suited for the player looking for a shallower cup in a larger diameter. Medium-small “B” cup offers more brilliance for projection with #4 semi-flat rim for comfort.
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A compromise of all the medium characteristics, this mouthpiece is an excellent medium to large diameter mouthpiece.
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This mouthpiece includes a deeper "D" cup and #4 semi-flat rim for improved endurance.
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A larger blowing mouthpiece than the 17D4 because of the increase "d" backbore.
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New - Ideal for a classical player looking for a commercial sound, the medium shallow cup and semi-flat rim provide resistance and comfort for upper register playing. Cup shape offers some sparkle in the sound with enough volume for tone.
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The high point being nearer to the center makes this mouthpiece feel smaller than it is. The standard characteristics produce a rich, brilliant tone
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Similar in dimension to the 18 but with a larger "d" backbore producing a large, teutonic tone.
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The "C" cup, #3 rim and standard "c" backbore are similar to the #20 but with a slightly smaller diameter
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This large diameter is for the robust embouchure. Original mouthpiece of choice for Renold O. Schilke.
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Similar to the #20 in diameter but includes a larger "D" style cup, #2 semi-round rim and larger "d" backbore.
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Similar to the #20 but with a larger inside dimeter.
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Our largest cup diameter offered. This mouthpiece provides a huge volume of sound.
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Small diameter mouthpiece with shallow “A” cup and cushion #4 rim.
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The shallow “A” cup, semi-flat #4 rim and tight “a” backbore creates an ideal lead mouthpiece.
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Rounder rim provides increased flexibility and quick response. “C” cup offers volume for tone.
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A shallow “A” cup, semi-flat #4 rim and tight “a” backbore for lead work.
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With a standard rim, cup and backbore, the 14 is an excellent choice for all around playing.
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A larger diameter mouthpiece with our “A” cup and tight “a” backbore for upper register playing.
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An excellent all-around mouthpiece with standard C cup and #3 rim.
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A standard cup and #4 semi-flat rim for a more traditional feel.
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A standard cup and #3 rim, this model is well suited for both classical and jazz styles.
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A larger diameter mouthpiece with our standard “C” cup and #3 rim. Ideal for symphonic work.
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This large diameter is for the robust emboucure and offers a huge volume of sound.
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A narrow diameter and thin rim creates a special mouthpiece for the first horn player.
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A true "French" model mouthpiece having a small cup and throat that definitely favors the high register. Recommended for the Descant Horn.
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Offers a balanced option that is very adaptable to both the younger player and the professional needing a stronger upper register with a large rim diameter, standard rim contour, cup, and smaller bore.
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This model was designed with a smaller "B" style cup and thin, flat rim.
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The original Farkas Model, the wide rounded rim and fairly deep cup makes the 30 a good all-around mouthpiece for the experienced player.
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Based on a standard design, this mouthpiece has an excellent response in high or low range and a free-blowing feel. Recommended for both professional and developing players alike.
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This model has a V shaped cup, thicker standard rim and a slightly larger diameter to aid in producing a greater volume of sound.
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A wide rim with a higher center point and a medium depth bowl shaped cup produces a rich, dark tone.
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The 31C2 has a very thin rim and medium-large cup offering a great volume of tone.
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The extra large cup diameter, cup volume, and backbore produces a rich, dark tone color.
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Tenor Trombone, Euphonium and Bass Trombone Mouthpieces
Available in the following shank (stem) sizes- Please specify when ordering
S = Small shank for Tenor Trombone, Baritone or Euphonium
L = Large shank for Large Bore Tenor Trombone, Baritone or Euphonium
E = European shank for Euphonium
B = Bass Trombone
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Extremely small inner rim diameter and shallow "B" cup. This mouthpiece, with its wide-rounded rim, works well for the trumpet player who doubles on trombone.
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Since the cup diameter is small, the upper register is improved. In addition, the tone has considerable projection. It is excellent for the bass trumpet and valve trombone.
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Contour profile - this mouthpiece is well suited for the small tenor trombone and lead/commercial playing.
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Slightly larger diameter and deeper than the 42B, the 42 features a standard "C" cup.
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Contour profile - this mouthpiece was designed for the lead trombone player desiring an easy high register.
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Though a small cup diameter, this mouthpiece offers a very deep "E" cup and semi-flat #4 rim.
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Contour profile - designed for the lead trombone player with a larger cup volume than the 43A.
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The semi-flat rim has a high point close to the center of the mouthpiece which allows for a great deal of flexibility. Ideally suited for the beginner trombone player.
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Slightly larger than the 45, this is also a good beginner's mouthpiece.
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The cup diameter and volume is slightly larger than the 46, producing a full, resonant tone. Also recommended for the younger baritone/euphonium player.
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Contour profile - This mouthpiece is a good all-around mouthpiece for the jazz player that is requiring quick response and a resonant high register.
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For both professionals and students alike, this outstanding mouthpiece combines good response with superior tone quality and intonation.
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Like #47 but with a slightly wider, semi-flat #4 rim.
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Particularly adapted to the medium and large-bore tenor trombones. The Schilke standard options make this a fine all- around mouthpiece.
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The medium-deep cup and medium-wide rim make this mouthpiece an outstanding choice for medium and large-bore tenor trombones, combining a rich, full sound with a high level of efficiency and playability.
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This mouthpiece incorporates a large diameter with a medium-small "B" cup and small throat
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A large bowl shaped cup producing a rich tone quality. Ideally suited for large bore tenor and orchestral performers.
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Similar to the #51 with a slightly shallower cup and semi-flat #4 rim.
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One of our most popular, this mouthpiece offers a very large "D" cup and is excellent for the strong player. It is particularly suited for the Euphonium, producing a full dark tone.
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Slightly larger diameter than the 51, this mouthpiece produces a slightly broader sound.
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Like the 51D, the large "D" cup makes this mouthpiece ideal for symphonic trombone playing. Also a good choice for the Euphonium player requiring a larger diameter than the 51D.
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With its extremely deep "E" cup and narrower, rounder #2 rim makes this mouthpiece an ideal symphonic choice for the robust player. Also a good choice for Euphonium player requiring more cup volume than the 52D.
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This combination of large cup diameter and bowl shape is widely favored by those who desire a rich full sound.
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This model is an excellent choice For those who play tenor and bass trombone.
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A highly recommended mouthpiece for those who double on tenor and bass, and the full-time bass trombonist, combining both good intonation with great lower and upper registers.
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An outstanding mouthpiece for the full-time bass trombonist, combining great intonation with excellent lower and upper registers.
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Our largest bass mouthpiece offering a full body of sound for the experienced player.
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A superior standard mouthpiece with a good centered sound and easy response in the high and low register with good intonation. Also recommended for Eb or F tuba.
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Designed from the original Helleberg, this mouthpiece offers a smaller inside cup diameter but still produces a rich tone quality with a wealth of volume.
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This Schilke "Helleberg" model offers a rim contour that is different from our #66. This mouthpiece produces a sound that is clear and dark.
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Similar to the "SH" model, but slightly larger. The contour is also similar to the #66 but offers improved tonal response.
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With a very comfortable rim and cup that is not too deep, the 69C4 offers an excellent characteristic sound and facilitates all registers of the instrument.
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Symphony Series #1 Rim Comparison=Schilke 19/20 or 1C
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Standard bowl shape “C” cup with a 24 throat and Schmitt backbore. Excellent all around mouthpiece for both C and Bb trumpet.
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Standard bowl cup with 24 throat and TIGHTER Schmitt backbore. Very good option for either Bb or Eb trumpet playing.
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The “*” models share same rim and cup as the ‘M’ and “MD” models. They have a LARGER Schmitt backbore with a shorter throat that creates less resistance and a more open feel.
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Deeper bowl shape cup that still provides feedback for control. The ‘D’ cups have a smaller version of the Schmitt backbore, tighter to balance the deeper cup.
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The ‘F’ models offer a deep “V” shape cup that provides darker, warmer, more conical color allowing one to project at full capacity but maintain a soft mellow sound. These models utilize a shorter shank to compensate for cup volume plus a larger throat size & backbore taper.
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Slightly smaller '150' Rim diameter, standard bowl shape "C" cup, 24 throat and Schmitt backbore.
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Slightly smaller '150' Rim diameter, standard bowl shape "C" cup, 24 throat and TIGHTER Schmitt backbore.
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LARGER Schmitt backbore with a shorter throat in a 150 rim diameter. More open feel.
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Deeper bowl shape cup in '150' rim diameter.
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‘F’ cup model with shorter shank in '150' diameter. Offers a dark, mellow sound.
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Symphony Series #2 Rim Comparison=Schilke 16C4/17 or 1.5C
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Slightly smaller '2' Rim diameter, standard bowl shape "C" cup, 24 throat and Schmitt backbore.
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Slightly smaller '2' Rim diameter, standard bowl shape "C" cup, 24 throat and TIGHTER Schmitt backbore.
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LARGER Schmitt backbore with a shorter throat in a 2 rim diameter. More open feel.
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This model has the rim, throat, and backbore of a M2 but the cup shape of the M1 for slightly more cup volume.
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Deeper bowl shape cup in '2' rim diameter.
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‘F’ cup model with shorter shank in '2' diameter. Offers a dark, mellow sound.
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Symphony Series #3 Rim Comparison=Schilke 15/14 or 3C
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Slightly smaller '3' Rim diameter, standard bowl shape "C" cup, 24 throat and Schmitt backbore.
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Slightly smaller '3' Rim diameter, standard bowl shape "C" cup, 24 throat and TIGHTER Schmitt backbore.
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LARGER Schmitt backbore with a shorter throat in a 3 rim diameter. More open feel.
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Deeper bowl shape cup in '3' rim diameter.
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‘F’ cup model with shorter shank in '3' diameter. Offers a dark, mellow sound.
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A deep traditional “V” shaped cup along with a larger rim diameter, intended for the player looking for the customary warm, rich cornet sound in the British band style while providing the required resistance and focus when playing fortissimo in the upper register.
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Rim Comparison=Schilke 19/20 or 1C.
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Rim Comparison=Schilke 18 or 1.25C.
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Rim Comparison=Schilke 16C4/17 or 1.5C.
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Rim Comparison=Schilke 15/14 or 3C.
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Symphony Series 5.1 Rim Comparison=Schilke 51/5G
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A Medium Shallow Cup that provides more brilliance, and projection due to additional high overtones in the sound core.
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A Standard cup shape that provides a deeper bottom to the sound core and excellent articulation clarity. Resistance variables are ideal for a principal player.
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For a more open feel with additional depth to the sound and greater flexibility, the Standard Cup with tapered throat provides slightly less resistance than the “D” model.
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Symphony Series 5.2 Rim Comparison=Schilke 52/4G
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A Medium Shallow Cup that provides more brilliance with a larger rim diameter than the 5.1 models.
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A Standard cup shape that provides a deeper bottom to the sound core.
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Standard Cup with tapered throat. More open than D5.2
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Symphony Series 5.3 Rim Comparison=Schilke 53/3G
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A Medium Shallow Cup that provides more brilliance with a larger rim diameter than the 5.2 models.
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A Standard cup shape that provides a deeper bottom to the sound core.
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Standard Cup with tapered throat. More open than D5.3
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Symphony Series 6.0 Rim Comparison=Schilke 60/1G
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This deep cup is similar to a standard 59 model yet maintains the rim diameter of a 60. It includes a large Schmitt backbore and more open "O" throat. It is an efficient, even playing mouthpiece that provides brilliance for maximum projection when desired.
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Slightly more open feel than a standard Schilke 60 while maintaining the same rim diameter. It includes a large Schmitt backbore and more open "O" throat. Maintaining efficiency, this extra large bowl provides more depth to the sound core with clarity and consistency at all dynamic levels.
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Rim Comparison - Description
An extra large “Heavyweight” trumpet mouthpiece, this model’s design is based on the mouthpiece used by legendary jazz artist, musician, conductor, composer and educator Jon Faddis for his Schilke S42L Faddis Model set-up. JFXL inner rim equivalent = Schilke 11 with an extra shallow cup.
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Rim Comparison - Description
Based in design on several of our best selling rim sizes, these mouthpieces offer a deeper traditional British style cup, which is ‘V’ shaped. Available in 6E4, 13E4, 14E4, 15E, 16E4, 17E, 18E and 20E rim sizes, these models offer a warm, rich, true cornet sound with a balanced resistance while maintaining articulation clarity.
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Rim Comparison - Description
The flugelhorn requires a deeper cup and larger throat than a trumpet or cornet mouthpiece. The Flugelhorn Series feature a deep V-shaped cup, large throat and backbore with a American shank for a soft, dark tone in the following sizes: 6F4, 13F4, 14F4, 15F, 16F4, 17, 18F and 20F.
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The “Helleberg SHII” is made along the same lines as the 66,67, and standard Helleberg. It has the same Helleberg-style cup shape with the same inside diameter as the 69C4 (32.76 mm), a slightly tighter throat and standard backbore.
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The “Helleberg SH-IIF” has the same rim as the Helleberg SH-II but with a shallower bowl-shaped cup to accommodate the smaller F tuba. The throat is smaller than the SH-II. The backbore is slightly larger, similar to a Schmitt shape that opens up quicker under the throat to reduce resistance.
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The Geib model has the same inside diameter as the Helleberg SH-II with a modified rim contour. The Geib cup is more bowl-shaped and slightly shallower than the SH-II. The entrance to the throat is tighter yet it shares the same throat size as the SH-II with a standard backbore.
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