Trombone Mouthpieces (large)

• The model 5 has a rounder rim and a slightly deeper cup than a standard 5G
• Consistent in all registers with many overtones in the middle register
• This mouthpiece was especially developed for solo trombonists
• Cup diameter: Ø 25.50 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

• Byron Peebles Signature Model
• Large shank
• Outer diameter: 37.95 mm
• Inner diameter: 26.14 mm
• Cup depth: 29.36 mm
• Bore: 6.76 mm
• Total length: 80.52 mm
• Silver-plated
• Comparable to Bach 5G

• Steven Mead Ultra X series
• Diameter: 26.0 mm
• Bore: 7.45 mm
• Rounder edge
• Good response and full tone
• Silver-plated

• Steven Mead Ultra Series
• Diameter: 40.00 mm
• Cup diameter: 26.40 mm
• Rim: 6.30 mm
• Bore: 7.40 mm
• Backbore: V-type
• Heavier outer shape
• Slightly more rounded cup and sharper inner rim to the edge
• Large shank
• Finish: Silver-plated

• Large shank
• Deep cup
• Medium wide, slightly rounded rim
• A versatile mouthpiece with a large diameter, especially useful when using only one trombone for both the upper and very low registers
• Silver-plated

• Inner cup diameter: 25.50 mm
• Cup depth: C (Medium Deep)
• Medium wide rim
• Large shank
• The design of the Kurun & Gilbert mouthpieces is based on years of research and findings in fluid dynamics and acoustics
• Intonation, accuracy and sound projection
• Silver-plated

• Series 341
• Wide shaft
• Cup diameter: 25,50 mm
• Cup depth: deep
• Bore: .276"
• Backbore: 429
• Finish: Silver-plated
• Identical to the 5G, but with a rounder rim shape

Ian Bousfield C3.25 mouthpiece for tenor and bass trombone; Classic Series; wide shank; inner diameter: 1.052" (26.72mm); outer diameter: 1.575" (40mm); bore: .255" (6.48mm); silver plated; developed with international trombone soloist Ian Bousfield; manufactured with high level CNC technology

• Complete mouthpiece
• Edge shape: Y4
• Highest point: 36.844 mm
• Nominal width: 25.68 mm
• Depth: S
• Bore: 6.60 mm
• Outer diameter: 39.431 mm
• Solid support for ambitious brass players
• Easy response especially in lower positions
• Silver-plated

• Cup depth: Medium
• Cup diameter: 25.76 mm (1,0245")
• Bore: Ø 7.19 mm (.283")
• Silver-plated

• Model: SM3
• Steven Mead Series
• Cup diameter: 26.4 mm
• Rim: 6.8 mm
• Bore: 7.38 mm
• Large shank
• Silver plated

• For tenor trombone with large shank
• Cup depth: Medium
• Cup diameter: 26.02 mm (1.0245")
• Bore: Ø 7.19 mm (.283")
• Silver-plated

• For trombone
• Cup Ø: 25.73 mm
• Large shank, silver-plated
• Preferred model of symphonic trombonists

• Alain Trudel Signature Model
• Internal diameter: 25.23 mm
• Rim contour: Semicircular
• Cup depth: Deep
• Bore: 7.15 mm
• Backbore: Narrow
• Finish: Completely silver plated

• Inner diameter: 25.25 mm
• Bore: 7.20 mm
• Cup depth: Deep
• Shaft 3 (L-shaft)
• Silver plated

• The classic euphonium model
• Suitable for professional trombonists
• Cup diameter: 26 mm
• Large shank
• Gold plated

• Inner diameter: 24.50 mm
• Bore: 6.40 mm
• Cup depth: Medium
• Shank 3 (L-shank)
• Silver-plated

• Standard shank
• 7.14 mm bore
• Silver-plated
• The number 1 is the smallest and 3 the largest backbore