4.9/5
Allows you to get a loud sound with smooth tone.
Made of high quality brass, durable and sturdy.
Designed for trombone mouthpiece.
$234
Agreat cheap mouthpiece with a good tone & feel. Size is not marked on the mouthpiece or box so make sure you or your kid is prepared to answer that question when the band director inevitably asks. Our kids school determines instrument on directors recommendation, so we wanted to get him something to familiarize with while not making a significant investment in case he was given his secondary choice.
Edit, A year later— this mouthpiece served perfectly. kid crushed his first year in a fantastic program with a tough director who never asked a peep about the mouthpiece (she will require better equip if it’s sub par).
I also play euph in our adult community band and I really like this mouthpiece. I’m back to look for a large bore spare if they make one.
4.9/5
Trombone Mouthpieces, small shank 6
Only the most popular numbers have been reproduced in sufficient quantities to guarantee the lowest prices possible for quality mouthpieces
5Al The Faxx mouthpieces were developed as facsimiles of the more common designs at more economical prices
The Faxx mouthpieces were developed as facsimiles of the more common designs at more economical prices
Only the most popular numbers have been reproduced in sufficient quantities to guarantee the lowest prices possible for quality mouthpieces
$234
Faxx provides a great product. A high quality brass mouthpiece made with great consistency at a very affordable price. They only make common Bach sizes but for the school market this is a Godsend. When kids show up wiht beat up mouthpieces or the ones with school horns are ruined or lost this is the best brand to go to.
4.8/5
Size: 12C
Cup diameter: 25.70mm, Rim diameter: 38.00mm
Silver Plated Trombone Mouthpiece
Shank diameter: 11.00mm, Shank length: 34.50mm
Overall length: 79.50mm
$234
No problems well packaged generic "Cecilio" branded standard sizes baritone/euphonium mouthpieces. May not be consistent with similarly labelled sizes from other manufacturers so YMMV. Only a couple different sizes, and sometimes only in silver but occasionally in gold plated (maybe from other vendors).
4.8/5
Shank diameter: 11.00mm, Shank length: 38.30mm
Size: Alto
Overall length: 79.50mm
Cup diameter: 25.70mm, Rim diameter: 38.00mm
Silver Plated Trombone Mouthpiece
$234
No problems well packaged generic "Cecilio" branded standard sizes baritone/euphonium mouthpieces. May not be consistent with similarly labelled sizes from other manufacturers so YMMV. Only a couple different sizes, and sometimes only in silver but occasionally in gold plated (maybe from other vendors).
4.6/5
Blessing a household name in the world of brass instruments.
Brand: BLESSING
Mouthpieces are designed at Blessing and made by Terry Warburton in Florida, and by Lausmann in Germany, so you are assured of a high quality product.
Designs based on input from professional players Buff Dillard, Robert Dorer, and Dominick Farinacci.
Small shank, #6 1/2AL Used for Trombone, Baritone and Euphonium
$234
I purchased this mouthpiece about 4 weeks ago. I use it with my valve trombone which came with a no-name 12C. I'm a euphonium player who is used to a larger bore instrument and bigger mouthpiece (I've played mostly with a 6.5AL since I started playing euphonium/baritone more than 20 years ago), so I don't like the 12C very much except when playing with a mute. I bought a Blessing 6.5AL for my valve trombone in April, and I do like it a lot more than the 12C for overall playing, but sometimes it allows more airflow than the instrument, which has 0.480" bore tubing, wants, so it doesn't respond correctly. The 7C is a definite step up from the 12C, and is a very commonly-used mouthpiece. It produces a bigger and brighter tone than the 12C and produces better instrument response, particularly in the lower range, without sacrificing the upper range. I can get up to high B-flat with no more difficulty than with the 12C. I now have 2 Blessing mouthpieces that I use with my valve trombone, and 2 Bach mouthpieces that I use with my euphonium. For my purposes, the Blessing mouthpieces are just as good as the Bach ones, and they are much less expensive.
4.5/5
Slightly larger than medium with standard-size throat and backbore
Used for Trombone, Baritone and Euphonium
25.40 mm cup diameter
Small shank. 6 1/2AL
Rich, compact tone of large volume
Medium wide, well rounded rim
Medium deep cup depth
$234
I got this mouthpiece to use with a 0.5" bore straight tenor trombone. The mouthpiece previously used was a King 12C. What I found was an immediate change in tone - now much more like that of a larger bore instrument. It has a "softer" quality with fewer harmonics - good for pieces like "Embraceable You" and "Stranger on the Shore" - (I'm an old-timer). But for pieces like "Brazil" or "Tuxedo Junction", I prefer the "edgier" sound with the higher harmonic content of the 12C. If I had to choose only one, the choice would be tough. An additional observation is that, like some others have reported, my upper register abilities suffer when using the 6 1/2AL. Some trombonists say this is just evidence of a weak embouchre.
The mouthpiece, itself, is of very high quality - well finished. I'm quite pleased with it.
Edited to add: After using this mouthpiece for a few weeks, my upper register is building back up. The low register has better quality. Except for "jazzy" tunes, this is definitely an improvement over the 12C.
4/5
Alto Trombone Mouthpiece
durable and glossy
A 6 1/2AL alto trombone mouthpiece, designed for trombone enthusiasts and beginners.
6 1/2AL Small Shank
Nickel-Plated Copper
$234
When most reviews start with the phrase, "this thing blows", it's usually not a good one. However, in this case, it's a great review. Terrific item for the band student and pro alike. It's always a good idea to keep a spare mouthpiece handy and this one fits the bill perfectly. Pick up this mouthpiece and to your own horn!
3/5
Perfect for all playing environments and are excellent for buzzing practice
Suitable for playing with any regular brass instrument
Available in a range of large and small shank sizes for trombone
$234
When most reviews start with the phrase, "this thing blows", it's usually not a good one. However, in this case, it's a great review. Terrific item for the band student and pro alike. It's always a good idea to keep a spare mouthpiece handy and this one fits the bill perfectly. Pick up this mouthpiece and to your own horn!
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