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- #6,725 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
- #3 in Trombone Mouthpieces
This silver-plated mouthpiece is designed for the trombone.
Rich, compact tone of large volume.
Carefully carved
The trombone mouthpiece has been designed many times to produce a rich sound.
It is more labor-saving when playing the trombone and is manufactured by precision machine tools.
Silver plated surface
The common mouthpiece is nickel-plated. Our mouthpiece is silver-plated, the sound is louder, and it is non-toxic and tasteless.
JoshE
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Very pleasantly surprised by this mouthpiece. Great finish and plating. Larger than a 5G, deeper cup, slightly sharp inner rim. On a .547 bore trombone (for me) slightly compresses upper partials. Really nice in the staff and into the trigger range. I might buy another
Tommy G
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
I was not expecting much for the price, but i figured I would try it out for hell of it. It has performed great for me so far, and the coating is great too. Not too much else to say here, just a solid mouthpiece for a ridiculously low price.
R. Noggle
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
This product is the best available for the price paid, definitely recommended.
K-Rico B
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
It works great
P. Burton
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
Perfect replacement mouthpiece
J Hauser
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2023
Cuts are VERY sharp. I'm going to have to file the edges in order to be able to use it. That said, even with that extra effort, this costs less than taking a more expensive mouthpiece and trying to do this.
Heidi
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023
This is by far my favorite mout piece to play on as long as I don't have to play below the staff much, playing treble clef euphonium parts. Octave ju.ps are easy, upper range above the staff is wonderful.Unfortunately, I have several metal allergies, and my lips are less than thrilled with this one. So I will keep looking.
Rod A. Rodriguez
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2023
First Impressions:PROS-1. LOOKS like a Dennis Wick 4AL mouthpiece.2. Feels like a Schilke 51 mouthpiece.3. Sounds a bit darker in tone than the Schilke 51.4. The cup seems slightly deeper than the Schilke 51.5. I can play the lower tones of my Yamaha YEP 642 (large shank) Euphonium easier with the EastRock than with the Schilke 51.6. This EastRock 4AL is a large shank (not a small shank) mouthpiece. I intended this mouthpiece for a small shank euphonium (F.E. Olds & Sons Euphonium-Baritone)... oh, well, surprise!CONS-7. I never felt confident about the specifications and descriptions listed for this EastRock 4AL. I felt as if I was taking a gamble in buying it.8. The rim is slightly more edgy, unlike the Shilke 51D's rounded (more comfortable) rim.Final Thoughts:1. The EastRock 4AL is a pleasant surprise and worth the price (at this moment).2. It is comfortable and easier to play across the instrument's practical range (I don't know about the high range).3. I would recommend this mouthpiece to musicians on a budget wanting to try deep cup mouthpieces.
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