Bach Trombone Small Shank Mouthpiece Silver Plated
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Original price:$122.00Price:$83.00
The Bach small shank tenor trombone mouthpiece is among the most popular and reliable in the world. Alto bones (Bach 39) and small bore tenors (.480"-.508" bore like the Bach 6, 8, 12, 16 - lots of jazz and commercials horns in this … Read More
- Material: Silver PlatedSilver Plated
- Material: MetaliteMetalite
- Size: 22D22D
- Size: 15EW15EW
- Size: 15E15E
- Size: 15D15D
- Size: 15CW15CW
- Size: 15C15C
- Size: 1515
- Size: 88
- Size: 77
- Size: 1717
- Size: 66
- Size: 6 1/2A6 1/2A
- Size: 6 1/2AM6 1/2AM
- Size: 7C7C
- Size: 6 3/4C6 3/4C
- Size: 18C18C
- Size: 1919
- Size: 2222
- Size: 22C22C
- Size: 17D17D
- Size: 17C17C
- Size: 14 1/2D14 1/2D
- Size: 14D14D
- Size: 12E12E
- Size: 1212
- Size: 11C11C
- Size: 1111
- Size: 99
- Size: 8 1/2BW8 1/2BW
- Size: 5GS5GS
- Size: 5GB5GB
- Size: 5G5G
- Size: 55
- Size: 4C4C
- Size: 44
- Size: 33
- Size: 18D18D
- Size: 6 1/2AL6 1/2AL
- Size: 12C12C
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The Bach small shank tenor trombone mouthpiece is among the most popular and reliable in the world. Alto bones (Bach 39) and small bore tenors (.480"-.508" bore like the Bach 6, 8, 12, 16 - lots of jazz and commercials horns in this range) use a small shank mouthpiece. Also using a small shank mouthpiece are medium bore (.525" like a Bach 36) horns. These are common in jazz work, theater work, concert band, brass quintet or even lighter orchestral stuff. A medium bore horn can almost do it all except for true bass trombone parts. If your ax takes a small shank piece, you can't go wrong with this one.