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mad_cow
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i have a conn 88H limited edition and i need a knew mouthpiece. dose anyone know of a piece that works well with that horn or have any sugestion for a good brand in general.
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Waydeb
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go for a Bach 6 1/2 AL small shank mouthpeice. they are very popular and work great.
I own one and have been very pleased with it.
p.s heres my msn: wayde.bowyer@hotmail.com i always like talking to fellow t-boners.
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euphobone
(73 points)
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STANDARD SIZES
Bach 6 1/2, Bach Megatone 6 1/2
Denis Wick 6B or 6A
Larger Cup width and depth:
Bach 5G, Bach Megatone 5G
Denis Wick 5A
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mad_cow
(74 points)
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i have a bach 5g megatone right now and i like it but it has it's own problems. it dosn't resignate like a mouthpiece should. it is way too thick and heavy. it takes alot more work. not to mention it rusts really easy for some odd reason. I've heard from other players that a wick is a great mouthpiece. i'll see if i can find one and try it out on my horn. thanks
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Erik
(159 points)
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It all depends on the style and sound you are after. In the end, the only thing that matters is how you like it and whether or not you can get your desired sound out of it.
I do use a Wick on my small bore, but I only play it about... Um... Well, I haven't used it for about 9 or 10 months. And before that, well, maybe once a year I'll pull it out.
Pretty much all my playing these days is on my Edwards, with which I use a Griego 3. I love it, if you are after a great classical sound, you should check them out. Also check out Greg Black, specifically the Alessi line. Great pieces.
Again, there are LOTS of piece choices out there. You just have to be patient, do your research, and find one that you like.
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mad_cow
(74 points)
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thak you so much i will look into those. I think that i just grew out of it. once i figured out what sound i wanted i realized that i couldn't get it from a megatone
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