Detail 01
Backbore only
This is the lower half. It threads onto a Warburton top, which is bought separately.

Independent shopping perspective
The backbore half of Warburton's two-piece tenor trombone mouthpiece, in silver, size 1. For players already in the Warburton system who want a second backbore.

Strong match
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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
This is the lower half. It threads onto a Warburton top, which is bought separately.
Detail 02
Rim and cup live in the top; throat and taper live here. You change one without touching the other.
Detail 03
Backbore numbering sets the taper. It changes resistance, response and how the upper register centers.
Detail 04
Standard plating. Smooth on the chops and easy to clean, but it will show wear with heavy use.
Detail 05
Sized for tenor shanks. Not intended for bass trombone or small-shank alto instruments.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is the lower half of a two-piece mouthpiece. You need a Warburton top screwed onto it before it will play.
Yes, if the top is a Warburton trombone top. The system is designed so any top threads onto any backbore in the same range.
No. Rim contour and cup depth are in the top. The backbore changes resistance and response, not the feel against your face.
No. It is a tenor trombone mouthpiece backbore.
Reference
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