Product Overview
The 101GS is similar to the Bach 5GL, which is a somewhat obscure mouthpiece resembling a Bach 5G, but with a slightly shallower cup, splitting the difference between the 5G and 5GS. It is a bit deeper than the Bach 5GS. Although the Bach 5GS and Schilke 51B are sometimes equated, the 51B is actually more similar to a Bach 6.5AL. The 101GS is also similar to the Remington mouthpiece.
The top and bottom rims of the G3 mouthpieces each have a slightly different shape. The rim also has a sligtly softer bite then the Gen 2 rims.
Most players get better performance placing the wider rim at the top and the orientation dot at the bottom, but the mouthpiece can be played in either orientation.
The 101GS has an ID of 1.01 inches, a .270 (.686mm) throat, and is available with a small or large shank.
