Trombone Mouthpieces (large)

• 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

• For tenor trombone with large shank
• Cup depth: Medium deep
• Cup diameter: 26.66 mm (1.0495")
• Bore: Ø 7.49 mm (.295")
• Silver-plated

• Cup: 26.00 mm
• Rim width: 6.75 mm
• Bore: 7.52 mm
• Large volume and dark sound through deep cup and open backbore
• Comparable to Steven Mead 3,5
• Silver-plated

• For tenor trombone with large shank
• Cup depth: Medium
• Cup diameter: Ø 26.35 mm (1.0375")
• Bore: Ø 7.19 mm (.283")
• Silver-plated

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

• Inner cup diameter: Ø 27.70 mm
• Cup depth: E (very deep)
• Medium-wide rim
• Large shank
• Silver-plated
• 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 are a given

Griego Mouthpieces Brian Hecht Audition 1; mouthpiece for bass trombone; wide shank; inner diameter: 1.100" (27.94mm); outer diameter: 1.525" (38.74mm); bore: .312" (7.92mm); silver plated; produces a clear, direct, vibrant sound that can travel to the back of any concert hall with clarity and precision; nothing in playing will be lost or muddied by the long ring times of these large concert venues

Griego Mouthpieces Brian Hecht Orchestral 0; mouthpiece for bass trombone; wide shank; inner diameter: 1.160" (29.50mm); outer diameter: 1.550" (39.37mm); 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 trombone heavytop 4.5AL
• Cup diameter: 25.85 mm
• Rim: 6.80 mm
• Bore: 7.24 mm
• Backbore: Barrel
• Large shank
• Silver-plated

• Inner diameter: 26.00 mm
• Bore: 6.00 mm
• Cup depth: Semi shallow
• Shank 3 (L-shank)
• Silver-plated

• Artist Series
• Model GP "Gerry Pagano"
• Cup diameter: Ø 28.575 mm (1.125")
• Outer diameter: Ø 40.513 mm (1.595")
• Bore: Ø 7.77 mm (.306")
• Silver plated

• Steven Mead Ultra X Series
• Diameter: 26.40 mm
• Bore: 7.45 mm
• Great response and timbre
• Finish: Gold-plated

• Steven Mead Ultra Series
• Diameter: 39.3 mm
• Cup diameter: 25.75 mm
• Rim: 6.3 mm
• Bore: 7.4 mm
• Backbore: V-type
• Heavier outer shape
• Slightly more rounded cup and a sharper inner edge to rim
• Large shank
• Finish: Gold plated

• Inner diameter: 25.50 mm
• Bore: 7.20 mm
• Cup depth: Low
• Shank 3 (L-shank)
• Silver-plated

• Inner diameter of the cup: 27.50 mm
• Cup depth: Very deep
• Bore: 7.60 mm
• Large trombone shank
• Silver-plated
• Made by JK

Griego Mouthpieces Brian Hecht Audition 0; mouthpiece for bass trombone; wide shank; inner diameter: 1.160" (29.50mm); outer diameter: 1.550" (39.37mm); bore: .312" (7.92mm); silver plated; produces a clear, direct, vibrant sound that can travel to the back of any concert hall with clarity and precision; nothing in playing will be lost or muddied by the long ring times of these large concert venues