Hi ,

Just wondering what peoples oppinions of these was?

Can't sem to find much online.

Thanks so much for your thoughtful and considered reply.
I'm sorry it's taken so long for me to reply.
Ultimately I found the Bach 18 rim shape din't fit my chops very well, Ive read elsewhere that the Blessing version has a slightly different profile, but they don't seem to come along too often ...

Messing around with modifying an already altered mouthpiece is fine. But it will be more effective to ask around some more local tuba players to test out mouthpieces they have. A friend of mine loaned me 6 a few weeks ago and the schilke 67 really surprised me. Point being, the more options you ...

Hi,

I've just started on Tuba last year after having to pack in the trombone due to a shoulder problem and a friend has lent me a couple of mouthpieces to try with my Martin Mammoth 3 valve BBb.

24AW
24W
Schilke 67

The sound of the 24AW is the best of the three sound wise , but I do like the ...

What do you like about the 67 rim -- the fact that it's narrower, or the fact that it's a little flatter, or has a bit more of inner "bite"?

I think some companies (maybe Robert Tucci and Mercer & Barker) offer something that is like a Bach 24AW but with a less rounded/large rim. If it were me, I ...

the elephant wrote: Fri Jan 17, 2025 10:22 am Did you ever contact Parker?

Hi, no I have a friend who can do it.

Hi,

I've just started on Tuba last year after having to pack in the trombone due to a shoulder problem and a friend has lent me a couple of mouthpieces to try with my Martin Mammoth 3 valve BBb.

24AW
24W
Schilke 67

The sound of the 24AW is the best of the three sound wise , but I do like the ...

Hi,

After playing the trombone for the last 48 years ( 18 of those professionally) I have recently bought my self a 4 valve Imperial EEb due to a chronic shoulder complaint that leaves me unable to hold the trombone for too long.

I'm really enjoying playing again and trying to get to grips ...