Bach 5G Trombone Mouthpiece Review at Mark Canales blog

Bach 5G Trombone Mouthpiece Review. so i spent a morning at phil parker's (london) trying a whole load of different mouthpieces in the 5g range. as a part of the development of their artisan line a number of years ago bach introduced the artisan mouthpieces;. the bach 5g is a very nice mouthpiece for both trombone and euphonium if one is playing in a wind band or a symphonic. i used to play on a bach 1g megatone and it really helped make my sound fuller sounding over the regular 1g. intended for large bore tenor trombones and bass trombones, this large shank trombone mouthpiece combines a deep cup with a. here's my 5gs and 5 (left and right), both small shank, both '90s large letter mouthpieces. Rim feels are also different. the bach 5g has been the most used mouthpiece by professional orchestral trombonists for decades.

intended for large bore tenor trombones and bass trombones, this large shank trombone mouthpiece combines a deep cup with a. the bach 5g has been the most used mouthpiece by professional orchestral trombonists for decades. Rim feels are also different. so i spent a morning at phil parker's (london) trying a whole load of different mouthpieces in the 5g range. here's my 5gs and 5 (left and right), both small shank, both '90s large letter mouthpieces. the bach 5g is a very nice mouthpiece for both trombone and euphonium if one is playing in a wind band or a symphonic. i used to play on a bach 1g megatone and it really helped make my sound fuller sounding over the regular 1g. as a part of the development of their artisan line a number of years ago bach introduced the artisan mouthpieces;.

Bach 341 Classic Series Silverplated Large Shank Trombone Mouthpiece

Bach 5G Trombone Mouthpiece Review the bach 5g has been the most used mouthpiece by professional orchestral trombonists for decades. as a part of the development of their artisan line a number of years ago bach introduced the artisan mouthpieces;. Rim feels are also different. here's my 5gs and 5 (left and right), both small shank, both '90s large letter mouthpieces. i used to play on a bach 1g megatone and it really helped make my sound fuller sounding over the regular 1g. intended for large bore tenor trombones and bass trombones, this large shank trombone mouthpiece combines a deep cup with a. so i spent a morning at phil parker's (london) trying a whole load of different mouthpieces in the 5g range. the bach 5g is a very nice mouthpiece for both trombone and euphonium if one is playing in a wind band or a symphonic. the bach 5g has been the most used mouthpiece by professional orchestral trombonists for decades.