wooden mouthpiece
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2019 12:31 pm
new gernan wooden mouthpiece maker. Great work, painted five times.
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========heinzgries wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11, 2019 12:31 pm new gernan wooden mouthpiece maker. Great work, painted five times.
http://www.rieger-graef.com/Produkte-Pr ... op_4833269
Yes a 6,5 AL S arrived me two days ago. It is comparable to a Bach 6.5 AL but with a smaller cup diameter and a slightly smaller throat. lacquer is so thick, that it feels like a plastic mouthpiece.it is pleasant on my lips. But i
=====heinzgries wrote: ↑Sat Jan 12, 2019 2:58 amYes a 6,5 AL S arrived me two days ago. It is comparable to a Bach 6.5 AL but with a smaller cup diameter and a slightly smaller throat. lacquer is so thick, that it feels like a plastic mouthpiece.it is pleasant on my lips. But i
must play it longer, that i can say more.
=======heinzgries wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 12:01 pm it is made of walnut.I have now played the mouthpiece extensively. The workmanship is first class The sound is a bit darker than with a comparable Bach. Due to the slightly narrower cup and the slightly smaller throat, less air is needed. The rounded edge gives good flexibility and feels very nicely on the lips.Bending is easy. Higher notes seems to be easier to play than on a Bach 6.5 al. Its not so loud than a metall mouthpiece, so i think its good for small ensemble work or playing together with a voice choir, churchmusic. I'm very satisfied.