Griego Mouthpieces

• Cup diameter: Ø 25.65 mm
• Throat: 7.11 mm
• The Deco version is heavier than the NY version
• The extra weight is ideal for large bass trombone mouthpieces, which can have thinner walls due to larger inner cup diameters
• It plays very freely and can deliver a bigger, darker sound than mouthpieces with less weight
• The Deco also provides stability, which can help define intermediate notes on the trombone where additional focus is needed
• Large trombone shank
• Silver-plated

• Modeled after a traditional euphonium mouthpiece
• Has a V-shaped cup, which offers a fast response
• The cup is not as deep as that of the BB1, but still produces a characteristic euphonium sound
• Inner diameter: 25 mm
• Bore: 7.00 mm
• Large shank
• Silver-plated

• Toby Often model
• For this mouthpiece a light blank with a medium deep cup has been used
• The Classic line has a larger bore than the newer Oft line
• Cup diameter: 25.50 mm (1.004")
• Throat: 7.11 mm (0.280")
• Large trombone shank
• Silver-plated

• For tenor trombone with a small shank
• Artist series
• Cup diameter: Ø 24.51 mm (.956")
• Bore: Ø 5.89 mm (.232")
• Silver-plated

• For tenor trombone with large shank
• Artist series
• Cup diameter: Ø 25,90 mm (1,020")
• Bore: Ø 7.11 mm (.280")
• Silver-plated

• With a small shank
• Cup depth: Medium deep
• Cup diameter: 26.02 mm (1.0245")
• Bore: Ø 6.65 mm (.262")
• Silver-plated

Griego Mouthpieces Brian Hecht Orchestral 1; mouthpiece for bass trombone; wide shank; inner diameter: 1.100" (27.94mm); outer diameter: 1.525" (38.74mm); bore: .315" (8.00mm); silver plated; perfect mouthpiece for any orchestral setting; it’s sound can carry through the orchestra without protruding from the ensemble’s overall sound

• For tenor trombone with large shank
• Cup depth: Deep
• Cup diameter: Ø 26.924 mm (1.060")
• Bore: Ø 7.19 mm (.283")
• Silver-plated

• For tenor trombone with a small bore
• Cup depth: Medium deep
• Cup diameter: 26.93 mm (1.060")
• Bore: 6.65 mm (.262")
• Silver-plated

Griego Mouthpieces Brian Hecht Orchestral 1.5; mouthpiece for bass trombone; wide shank; inner diameter: 1.065" (27.06mm); outer diameter: 1.500" (38.10mm); bore: .315" (8.00mm); silver plated; perfect mouthpiece for any orchestral setting; it’s sound can carry through the orchestra without protruding from the ensemble’s overall sound

• For tenor trombone with large shank
• Cup depth: Medium
• Cup diameter: 25.53 mm (1.004")
• Bore: Ø 7.19 mm (.283")
• Silver-plated

• With a small bore
• Original custom alto trombone mouthpiece designed by Christan Griego and Toby Oft for response and easy tone production
• The blank is lighter, allowing a variety of timbres to be achieved
• When given a little more air, this mouthpiece opens up in the upper register and provides brilliance
• It is most often used for middle romantic repertoires such as Schubert and Brahms
• Cup diameter: 25.50 mm (1.004")
• Bore diameter: 5.74 mm (0.226")
• Narrow trombone shank
• Silver-plated