Detail 01
31.25mm cup diameter
A step down from the 1 and 2 sizes. Easier to control up high while keeping real weight underneath.

Independent shopping perspective
Tuba mouthpiece with a 31.25mm cup, wide rounded rim, and the largest throat in this range. Suits F tuba players who want comfort.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
A step down from the 1 and 2 sizes. Easier to control up high while keeping real weight underneath.
Detail 02
The largest throat in this range. Very open blow, dark tone, and less back-pressure to lean on.
Detail 03
Spreads mouthpiece pressure across more lip area. That's the endurance gain — it doesn't change the cup size.
Detail 04
More cup-like than the funnel Helleberg cuts. Gives clearer attacks and a bit more edge under the darkness.
Detail 05
Same 31.25mm cup and 8.78mm throat. The 3L has a normal rim; the XL is the wide, comfort-oriented profile.
Detail 06
Standard plated feel with slight grip on the lip. Keep it wiped down so it doesn't tarnish where it touches you.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
That's its main use. The 31.25mm cup fits the smaller bore, and the wide rim helps on the long, exposed passages F tuba tends to get.
The rim only. It's wider and rounder than the standard profile, so pressure spreads over more of your lip. Cup diameter, throat, and backbore stay the same.
You can, but the 31.25mm cup is smaller than what large CC horns usually want. Expect less volume down low than a 1 or 2 size gives you.
It can if your air isn't behind it. The 8.78mm throat is the widest here — it trades focus for depth and needs steady support to stay clear.
Reference
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