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Denis WickDW4883 Classic Series Tenor Horn Mouthpiece in Gold 5

Denis Wick
Denis Wick DW4883 Classic Series Tenor Horn Mouthpiece in Gold 5
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About this model

The Classic Series tenor horn mouthpiece offers a traditional outer shape, plus balanced cup, rim, throat and backbore combination to meet the needs of any player. Each mouthpiece offers the very best in outstanding control, effortless sound production and unsurpassed tone quality. Constructed with the input of some of the most outstanding players active in London, this mouthpiece is designed to meet the diverse needs of the working musician.

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1 detailsBody & build
Color
Gold
7 detailsOther
1
19.50 mm cup diameter; 5.82 mm rim width; 5.20 mm throat; V-type backbore. The widest and shallowest mouthpiece. Strong low notes, ideal for 2nd horn players.
2
19 mm cup diameter; 5.82 mm rim width; 5.20 mm throat; V-type backbore. Wide mouthpiece with a big, open sound and powerful low register.
3
18.50 mm cup diameter; 6.07 mm rim width; 5.20 mm throat; V-type backbore. Ideal for any band setting. Excellent accuracy, projection and response throughout all registers.
4
18 mm cup diameter; 6.07 mm rim width; 5.20 mm throat; V-type backbore. Slightly smaller diameter than the model 3, but with an easier upper register.
5
17.50 mm cup diameter; 6.35 mm rim width; 5.20 mm throat; Open-V backbore. Deepest and most narrow mouthpiece. Very flexible and rich toned with a resonant, full upper register.
1a
19.50 mm cup diameter; 5.82 mm rim width; 5.20 mm throat; V-type backbore. Slightly deeper cup than the model 1 with great pedal notes. Ideal for strong and low note players.
2a
19 mm cup diameter; 5.82 mm rim width; 5.20 mm throat; V-type backbore. Deeper cup than the model 2; extremely rich sound with great flexibility.

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