Trombone Mouthpieces (large)

• For trombone
• Cup Ø: 25.73 mm
• Large shank, silver plated
• Like the 5AL, but with a modified rear backbore
• A full sound with an improved high register

• Cup diameter: 28.83 mm (1.135")
• Outer diameter: 39.88 mm (1.57")
• Throat: 7.77 mm (.306")
• Large shank
• Silver-plated

• Inner diameter: 27.94 mm
• Silver-plated
• Comparable to Bach 1-1/2 or Schilke 59
• All bass cups are very deep and have been specially developed for bass trombones
• Together with a bass backbore, this is the perfect solution for the lower register

• For tenor and bass trombones
• Internal diameter: 25.83 mm
• Wide shank
• Silver plated
• Lighter in tone than the 2CL, but still with a rich substance

• For Trombone Heavytop 1AL
• Cup diameter: 27.11 mm
• Rim: 6.09 mm
• Bore: 7.45 mm
• Backbore: Open
• Big shank
• Silver-plated

• Large shank: 12.5 mm
• Outer cup diameter: 39.2 mm
• Inner cup diameter: 24.8 mm
• Bore: 6.4 mm
• Silver-plated

• Heavy model
• Cup diameter: 25.00 mm
• Bore: 7.036 mm
• Large shank
• Silver-plated

• Light version
• Cup diameter: 25.00 mm
• Bore: 7.036 mm
• Large shank
• Silver-plated

• Heavy model
• Cup diameter: 24.70 mm
• Bore: 6.248 mm
• Large shank
• Silver-plated

• Series 341
• Wide shank
• Cup diameter: 25.50 mm
• Cup depth: Medium deep
• Bore: .261" G
• Backbore: 420 (modified)
• Silver-plated

• For euphonium
• Steven Mead Ultra Series
• Diameter: 39.6 mm
• Cup diameter: 26.0
• Rand: 6.3 mm
• Bore: 7.4 mm
• Backbore: V-type
• Heavier outer shape
• Slightly increased cup curvature and sharper inner edge
• Large shank
• Gold-plated

• Inner diameter cup: Ø 27,40 mm
• Cup depth: E (Very Deep)
• Medium wide rim
• Big shank
• Silver-plated
• The design of the Kurun & Gilbert mouthpieces is based on years of research and findings in fluid mechanics and acoustics
• Intonation, accuracy and sound projection are prerequisites

Greg Black Mouthpieces 4G Symphony for tenor trombone; cup inner diameter: 1.032" (26.1mm); rim width: medium wide; cup depth: deep; bore: K, .281" (7.14mm); mouthpiece weight: medium; 1-piece mouthpiece; large shank; silver plated

• Cup inner diameter: 26.20 mm
• Cup depth: D (Deep)
• Medium width rim
• Large shank
• The new series of Trombone Masters Edition mouthpieces has been
• developed to achieve more precision
• Has the same rim profile, cup and bore as the standard series, but with a redesigned backbore that provides maximum accuracy
• The Standard Series is broader in sound quality, while the Master Series has more definition
• Silver-plated

• Toby Oft model
• The priority of the Omega series is to maintain a rich, full sound in all registers, shining especially in the upper registers with easy and particularly clear articulation at all dynamic levels
• The Omega 4 has a slightly larger diameter than the 4.5 and offers similar distinctive sound qualities and easy access to the extremes of the upper and lower registers
• Being slightly larger than the 4.5, it fits more into the structure of the low brass ensemble
• Cup diameter: 25.91 mm (1.020")
• Throat: 6.71 mm (0.264")
• Large trombone shank
• Silver-plated

• Steven Mead Ultra Series
• Diameter: 40.60 mm
• Cup diameter: 27.00 mm
• Rim: 6.30 mm
• Bore: 7.40 mm
• Backbore: V-type
• Heavier outer shape
• Slightly more rounded cup and sharper inner edge to the rim
• Big shank
• Finish: Gold plated

• Cup: 26.00 mm
• Rim width: 6.75 mm
• Bore: 7.32 mm
• Medium deep cup
• Rich and resonant sound with a clear center facilitated by the open backbore
• Comparable to Schilke 51D
• Silver-plated

• Orchestral Series
• Acoustically perfect in every register without loss of quality
• Longer shaft
• Inner diameter: 25.5 mm
• Bore: 7.04 mm
• With a deep cup
• Designed for play in an orchestra
• Silver plated