Detail 01
Bach 22 equivalent
Large diameter with a deep cup. Fills out the bottom octave, at the cost of endurance up high.
Product detailSKU #1274115034880
YamahaStandard Tuba Mouthpiece 67
Sale
Independent shopping perspective
The Korena take
Yamaha's standard 67 tuba mouthpiece, cut in the Bach 22 pattern. A large, all-purpose piece for concert band and orchestral tuba players.
Strong match
Who this is for
- Concert band and orchestral players who need low-register weight
- Anyone replacing a lost or worn Bach 22
- Doubling on BBb tuba where a broad sound is wanted
Consider the trade-offs
When to look elsewhere
- Beginners with limited air — the large cup is demanding
- F tuba players wanting a shallower cup for the upper register
- Brass band or solo work needing a brighter, more compact tone
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 02
Yamaha's numbered range
Numbers step through sizes. The 64 and 65 sit near Bach 25, the 66 near a Schilke Helleburg, this one larger and deeper.
Detail 03
"Standard" designation
Yamaha's production line rather than a signature or custom cut. Consistent unit to unit and easy to replace.
Detail 04
"b" and "c" suffixes in the line
Variants of the same rim with a shallower cup. The 67b4 is the F tuba version of this size.
Detail 05
Deep cup on a large rim
Needs real air support. Players stepping up from a student mouthpiece often lose range before they gain tone.
Final check
Know before you order
- 01Mouthpiece only — no pouch or case
- 02Check your leadpipe receiver: American and European tuba shanks are not interchangeable
- 03A larger piece takes weeks to adjust to; don't judge it in one rehearsal
Product questions
Before you decide
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
01Is the Yamaha 67 the same as a Bach 22?
It follows the Bach 22 pattern in size and cup. Yamaha builds and finishes it their own way, so the feel is not identical.
02Which Yamaha tuba mouthpiece is closest to a Helleburg?
The 66 corresponds to the Schilke Helleburg, and the 66b is the same idea with a shallower cup.
03Will this work on my F tuba?
The deep cup favors big BBb and CC horns. For F tuba, the 67b4 is the shallower version of this size and matches a Miraphone C3.
04Is this a good step up from a student mouthpiece?
Only if your air support is developed. It is a large, deep piece — jumping straight to it can cost you range and endurance.
Reference
Full specifications
The complete catalog record, organized around the decisions musicians make when comparing gear.
9 detailsOther
- 64
- Bach 25, with smaller rim diameter
- 65
- Bach 25
- 66
- Schilke Helleburg
- 67
- Bach 22
- 68b
- Schilke 69C4
- 66b
- Schilke Helleburg, with shallower cup
- 66d4
- Bach 24AW
- 67b4
- Miraphone C3, with shallower cup (for F tubas)
- 67c4
- Miraphone C3
