Product Overview
Final Stock ** Acrylic trombone mouthpieces are discontinued.
The 110G is has a cup depth similar to a Schilke 59, but with a slightly smaller inner diameter. This gives a sound very similar to the Schilke and Wedge S59 mouthpieces, but with a smaller feel and improved endurance.
- ID: 1.10 inches measured at .05 inches into the cup.
- Note: Some bass trombones, for example some vintage King models, have an extra deep receiver. If your mouthpiece inserts more than 1.25 inches (31 mm) into your leadpipe be sure to select the BT Deep Receiver option when ordering bass trombone mouthpieces.
Acrylic:
- Feels softer than brass but less soft and Delrin on the chops.
- Less slippery than metal but more slippery than Delrin.
- Grip intermediate between Delrin and silver.
- Feel slightly smaller than the metal counterparts.
- Smoother than Delrin, very similar to silver.
- Comfortable to play in cold weather.
- Responsive to soft articulation.
- Articulation is clearer than Delrin, very similar to metal.
- Sound is slightly darker than brass and brighter than Delrin.
- More core in the sound than Delrin, but not as much core as metal.
- Acrylic is a brittle plastic and is likely to break if dropped
