Detail 01
Medium shank
Fits pre-1974 B&H and Willson receivers. A USA or Japanese horn takes the 4AY or 6BY instead.

Independent shopping perspective
Silver-plated medium-shank euphonium mouthpiece in the 6BM size. For players wanting a clear high register and clean tone on a pre-1974 B&H or Willson horn.

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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
Fits pre-1974 B&H and Willson receivers. A USA or Japanese horn takes the 4AY or 6BY instead.
Detail 02
Narrower than the 26mm 4AM, so the lip has less area to control. Easier endurance, tighter center.
Detail 03
Moderately narrow rim. Less cushion than a wide-rim piece, but more freedom to move between registers.
Detail 04
Slightly tighter than the 4AM's 7.38mm. Adds resistance you can push against instead of blowing through.
Detail 05
Middle ground between focus and openness. Keeps the tone clean rather than spreading it out.
Detail 06
Standard plating finish. Some players react to silver on the lip; gold-plate is the usual alternative.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's a medium shank made for pre-1974 Boosey & Hawkes and Willson instruments. For a USA or Japanese horn, look at the 4AY (small shank) or 6BY (large shank) instead.
The 4AM is wider at 26mm with a 7.38mm throat and barrel backbore, aimed at an open sound and focused low register. The 6BM is narrower with a medium backbore and clearer high register.
It's a classic euphonium size rather than a student-specific one. The narrower cup and medium backbore make endurance manageable, so it works for a developing player as well as an experienced one.
This one is silver. Denis Wick offers other finishes, but that's a separate part number.
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