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SchilkeStandard Series Tuba Mouthpiece 62 Silver

Schilke
Schilke Standard Series Tuba Mouthpiece 62 Silver

Independent shopping perspective

The Korena take

Silver-plated Schilke tuba mouthpiece, 1.254-inch cup with a 21/64 throat. A mid-size, all-around piece for BBb players who also spend time on Eb or F horns.

Schilke Standard Series Tuba Mouthpiece 62 Silver product detail
Product studySchilke Standard Series Tuba Mouthpiece 62 Silver

Strong match

Who this is for

  • Concert band players wanting one mouthpiece that covers the whole book
  • Doublers moving between a large horn and Eb or F tuba
  • Players who need the low and high register to speak equally

Consider the trade-offs

When to look elsewhere

  • Players chasing maximum bottom-end volume from a very large cup
  • Anyone committed to a Helleberg rim contour — see the SH
  • Students not yet ready to leave a stock mouthpiece behind

What matters in use

The specifications, translated

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

1.254 in (31.85 mm) cup diameter

Mid-size for tuba. Enough rim to spread pressure across the lip without the endurance cost of the widest cups.

Detail 02

21/64 throat

Schilke's standard tuba throat. Resistance feels conventional, so air response stays predictable coming from most factory pieces.

Detail 03

Also recommended for Eb or F tuba

One rim feel across your big horn and a small horn, so switching instruments doesn't reset your embouchure.

Detail 04

Centered sound

The core stays focused rather than spreading, which helps you blend inside a section instead of sitting on top of it.

Detail 05

Even response high and low

Pedal range and upper register both speak without changing your setup mid-piece.

Detail 06

Silver plating

Slightly more grip on the lip than bare brass. Wipe dry after playing; tarnish is cosmetic and polishes off.

Final check

Know before you order

  1. 01Mouthpiece only — no pouch, brush, or case in the box
  2. 02Measure your current cup diameter against 1.254 inches before committing to the switch
  3. 03Give a new rim two or three weeks before judging it fairly

Product questions

Before you decide

Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.

01What size is the Schilke 62?

1.254 inches (31.85 mm) cup diameter with a 21/64 throat — a mid-size standard tuba mouthpiece.

02Will this work on an F tuba?

Yes. Schilke recommends the 62 for Eb and F tuba as well as larger horns.

03How does it compare to the 66 or the Schilke Helleberg?

The 66 is smaller at 1.241 inches. The SH is close in size but uses a different rim contour and gives a clear, dark sound. The 62 is slightly larger and more centered.

04Is this a student mouthpiece?

It works for students, but it isn't a stripped-down starter piece. It's a standard all-around size players keep using well past school.

Reference

Full specifications

The complete catalog record, organized around the decisions musicians make when comparing gear.

1 detailsBody & build
Color
Silver
5 detailsOther
62
31.85mm, 1.254 inch cup diameter; 21/64 throat. A superior standard mouthpiece with a good centered sound and easy response in the high and low register with good intonation. Also recommended for Eb or F tuba.
66
31.52mm, 1.241 inch cup diameter; 21/64 throat. Designed from the original Helleberg, this mouthpiece offers a smaller inside cup diameter but still produces a rich tone quality with a wealth of volume.
67
32.41mm, 1.276 inch cup diameter; 21/64 throat. Similar to the SH model, but slightly larger. The contour is also similar to the model 66 but offers improved tonal response.
Sh
31.84mm, 1.253 inch cup diameter; 21/64 throat. This Schilke Helleberg model offers a rim contour that is different from the model 66. This mouthpiece produces a sound that is clear and dark.
69c4
32.76mm, 1.290 inch cup diameter; M throat. With a very comfortable rim and cup that is not too deep, the 69C4 offers an excellent characteristic sound and facilitates all registers of the instrument.

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