Bach
Standard Small Shank (Penna Stretta) Tenor Trombone/Baritone/Euphonium
Mouthpieces
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Model No. |
Depth of Cup |
Approx. Cup
Dia. |
Rim Shape |
Description |
3 |
Medium deep |
26.26mm |
Medium wide,
well rounded. |
Extra-large
cup for players with a robust embourchure. |
4 |
Medium |
26.00mm |
Medium wide,
well rounded. |
Very large
cup; principally used by players having a
healthy, strong embouchure. |
4C |
Medium
shallow |
25.75mm |
Medium wide,
well rounded. |
Large cup
with a brilliant tone. Requires a powerful
natural embouchure. |
5 |
Medium |
25.50mm |
Medium wide,
semi flat. |
For players
with a good, natural embouchure. Rather large
cup. Produces a full, mellow, sonorous tone. |
5G |
Deep |
25.50mm |
Medium wide,
semi-flat |
Same as No. 5
except for throat and backbore. (Same as 5G only
with small shank.) |
5GB |
Deep |
25.50mm |
Medium thin,
very well-rounded |
Same as No.
5G except for rim. (Same as 5G only with small
shank.) |
5GS |
Medium |
25.50mm |
Medium wide,
semi-flat. |
Same as No. 5
but with larger G throat and 420
backbore. |
6 |
Medium |
25.50mm |
Medium wide,
well rounded. |
Fairly large
cup. For players with a strong embouchure. Full,
solid, mellow tone. |
6 ½A |
Medium deep |
25.40mm |
Medium wide,
well rounded. |
Slightly
larger than medium with standard-size throat and
backbore. Rich, compact tone of large volume. |
6 ½AL |
Medium deep |
25.40mm |
Medium wide,
well rounded. |
The same rim
and cup as No. 6 ½A, but with a larger
"G" throat and 420 backbore for
trombonists who strive for a Teutonic tone
quality. Recommended for euphonium players who
desire a round, mellow tone of great carrying
power and substantial volume. |
6 ½AM |
Medium deep |
25.40mm |
Medium wide,
well rounded. |
Symphony
model tenor trombone mouthpiece features same cup
and rim as 6 ½A, but with symphony "F"
throat and 413 backbore. |
6 ¾C |
Medium
shallow |
25.00mm |
Medium wide,
well rounded. |
Produces a
full, clear, rather brilliant timbre. For
trombonists with a good, well-trained embouchure. |
7 |
Medium |
24.75mm |
Medium wide,
not too sharp. |
The ideal
mouthpiece for the artist desiring a beautiful,
ringing tone with sufficient volume for melody
playing. |
7C |
Medium
shallow |
24.75mm |
Medium wide,
not too sharp. |
Designed for
players who prefer a medium-large cup to assure a
large volume of tone. The rather shallow cup
produces great brilliancy. |
8 |
Medium |
24.75mm |
Slightly wide
and flat. |
Corresponds
in cup design with No. 7, but with a wider rim.
Players with heavier lips prefer this model. |
8 ½W |
Medium
shallow |
24.75mm |
Very wide,
well rounded. |
For players
with heavy lips who need support to prevent the
rim from digging. Well liked by musicians who do
strenuous work. Produces lively brilliant tone
with easy high register. |
9 |
Medium deep |
24.72mm |
Medium wide |
Possesses a
beautiful, rich, rather mellow timbre. |
11 |
Medium deep |
24.70mm |
Medium wide |
Same style as
No. 9 but slightly smaller. Produces a
magnificent round tone of great carrying power.
An excellent model for euphonium and baritone
players. |
11C |
Medium
shallow |
24.70mm |
Medium wide |
Same size as
No. 11 but with a medium-shallow cup for
brilliant ringing tone of large volume. |
12 |
Medium |
24.50mm |
Medium wide |
An excellent
all-around mouthpiece. Combines a fine, solid
dark tone, excellent flexibility, great volume
and easy response. |
12C |
Medium
shallow |
24.50mm |
Medium wide |
Same size and
rim as No. 12 but with a more brilliant, crisp
tone. The best selling model for all-around
playing. |
12E |
Very shallow |
24.50mm |
Medium wide |
This model,
designed principally for Eb alto trombone, can be
used on Bb trombone or bass trumpet when a
brilliant, brassy tone is desirable. Alo
recommended for use in the extreme high register. |
14D |
Shallow |
24.50mm |
Medium wide |
Well suited
for playing in the high register. Very effective
for coloratura work. |
14 ½D |
Shallow |
24.50mm |
Medium wide |
Small,
shallow cup and wider rim aid the high register
while producing a clear, lively tone. |
15 |
Medium deep |
24.40mm |
Medium wide |
A full-toned
mouthpiece of mellow timbre. |
15C |
Medium
shallow |
24.40mm |
Medium wide |
Medium
shallow cup produces a clear, lively tone.
Players with thin lips or a weak embouchure will
find it helpful. |
15CW |
Medium
shallow |
24.40mm |
Very wide,
well rounded. |
Designed for
great brilliancy and resistance to facilitate the
very high tones. The wide cushion rim distributes
pressure, an advantage to players with soft,
fleshy lips. |
15D |
Shallow |
24.40mm |
Medium wide |
Has a rim
similar to No. 15C but the shallower cup produces
a clear, crisp tone, effective in the extreme
high register. |
15E |
Very shallow |
24.40mm |
Medium wide |
Designed for
Eb alto trombone but used also by players who
continually play in the extreme high register.
Also used for bass trumpet where a martial tone
quality is desired. |
15EW |
Very shallow |
24.30mm |
Extra-wide
cushion rounded. |
The choice of
artists who play in the extreme high register for
long hours. Produces a brilliant, piercing tone. |
17 |
Medium |
24.20m |
Medium wide |
A rather
small mouthpiece for all-around work by players
with a small mouth or weak lips. Produces a
mellow tone. |
17C |
Medium
shallow |
24.20mm |
Medium wide |
Produces a
clear, brilliant tone; requires little effort to
play. Good for players with a small mouth and
weak lips. |
17D |
Shallow |
24.20mm |
Medium wide |
For trombone
players who play continually in the high register
and need a brilliant tone with much resistance. |
18 |
Medium |
24.20mm |
Fairly wide
flat |
Same cup as
No. 17 but with a wider, flatter rim. |
18C |
Medium
shallow |
24.20mm |
Fairly wide,
flat. |
The same cup
diameter as No. 18 but slightly shallower,
producing a brighter, crisper tone. |
18D |
Shallow |
24.20mm |
Fairly wide,
well rounded |
Playing
results are similar to No. 17D but with a wider,
more rounded rim. |
19 |
Medium deep |
24.00mm |
Medium wide,
fairly flat. V-shaped cup |
Primarily
designed for a rather mellow, velvety tone. |
22 |
Medium |
23.92mm |
Medium wide |
This small
mouthpiece is used by players of the English or
Italian school, and for tenor horn and very small
bore trombones. |
22C |
Medium
shallow |
23.92mm |
Medium wide |
The small and
shallow cup is well suited for bass trumpet but
is also used on the small bore valve trombones
popular in some Latin countries. |
22D |
Shallow |
23.92mm |
Medium wide,
slightly rounded. |
This model
was originally designed for bass trumpet which
requires a brilliant, penetrating tone of martial
character. |
Bach Standard Large Shank (Penna Larga)
Tenor/BassTrombone/Euphonium
Mouthpieces
Model
No. |
Depth
of Cup |
Approx.
Cup Dia. |
Rim
Shape |
Description
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1G
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Deep
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28.00mm
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Medium
thin, well-rounded |
Extra
large and deep for extraordinary power and depth
of tone. Among the largest and most powerful bass
trombone mouthpieces produced today. .319"
throat/800S backbore. |
1
¼G |
Deep
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27.50mm
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Medium
thin, well rounded. |
Cup
diameter is smaller than 1G, but still very large
and deep, with the sonority preferred by the
modern American school. .276" throat/429
backbore. |
1
¼GM |
Deep
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27.50mm
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Medium
thin, well rounded. |
Same
rim and cup as 1 ¼G, but with a larger throat
and backbore for large, powerful sound, well in
tune. .319" throat/800S backbore. |
1
½G |
Deep
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27.00mm
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Medium
wide, well rounded. |
A
large mouthpiece with powerful tone in the low
register and great carrying power. For many
years, the standard mouthpiece for the serious
bass trombone player. .276" throat/429
backbore. |
1
½GM |
Deep
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27.00mm
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Medium
wide, well rounded. |
Larger
throat and backbore than the 1 ½G results in
less resistance, larger dynamic range, deeper,
warmer sound. .319" throat/800S backbore. |
2G
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Deep
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26.75mm
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Medium
narrow |
Deep,
full, resonant tone; big low register even
through the pedal tones. .276" throat/429
backbore. |
3G
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Deep
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26.26mm
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Medium
wide, well rounded. |
Same
rim shape and diameter as No. 3 small shank tenor
trombone but with a deep bass trombone cup,
throat, and backbore to facilitate pedal tones.
.276" throat/429 backbore. |
4G
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Deep
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26.00mm
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Medium
wide, slightly rounded. |
Same
rim shape and diameter as No. 4 small shank tenor
trombone. A versatile, large-diameter mouthpiece
especially useful when only one trombone is used
for both the upper and very low register.
.276" throat/429 backbore. |
4GB
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Deep
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26.00mm
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Medium
thin, very well-rounded. |
Same
as 4G except for rim. |
5G
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Deep
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25.50mm
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Medium
wide, semi-flat. |
Same
rim shape and diameter as No.5 small shank tenor
trombone. Similar playing characteristics to 4G
with a slightly smaller cup diameter. .276"
throat/429 backbore. |
5GL
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Medium
deep |
25.50mm
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Medium
wide, semi-flat. |
Old
style, shallower model than 5G, facilitates upper
range. .276" throat/429 backbore. |
5GB
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Deep
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25.50mm
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Medium
thin, very well rounded. |
Same
cup, throat and backbore as the 5G with a more
rounded rim. .276" throat/429 backbore. |
5GS
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Medium
deep |
25.50mm
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Medium
wide, semi-flat. |
Shallower
"G"-style cup with smaller throat and
backbore than 5G. Produces an easy high register,
slightly brighter sound. .261" G
throat/429 (modified) backbore. |
6
½A |
Medium
deep |
25.40mm
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Medium
wide, well rounded. |
Same
rim and cup as 6 ½A small shank tenor trombone,
but with full bass trombone throat and backbore
for a rich, compact sound of large volume.
.276" throat/429 backbore. |
6
½AL |
Medium
deep |
25.40mm
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Medium
wide, well rounded. |
The
same cup, throat, and backbore as 6½AL small
shank tenor trombone but with bass shank. It
requires a well-developed embouchure. .261"
"G" throat/420 backbore. |
6
½AM |
Medium
deep |
25.40mm
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Medium
wide, well rounded. |
The
same rim, cup, throat, and backbore as 6½AM
small shank tenor trombone mouthpiece, but with
bass shank. .257" "F" throat/413
backbore. |
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