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The Schilke mouthpiece model nomenclature offers information on the following primary mouthpiece characteristics: Cup Diameter; Cup Volume; Rim Contour; Backbore; Understanding these variables will help a player make an educated, musical choice in selecting a new mouthpiece. View Labeling System
The Schilke Mouthpiece. Labeling System. When a Schilke Standard Series mouthpiece has a standard backbore, rim and cup, only the cup diameter (first number) is shown on the mouthpiece to designate the model number.
The measurements are done for comparison purposes of relative sizes. Attributes such as cup depth, rim shape, bite, and backbore also make a big difference in how a mouthpiece plays and feels. Trumpet. Trombone. Tuba.
The extra large cup diameter, cup volume, and backbore produces a rich, dark tone color. The rim and cup shape of the Schilke French Horn mouthpieces provide a variety of options for the soloist, chamber or orchestral hornist.
Below is a chart of all the stock mouthpieces made by Schilke. The descriptions and the three cup diameter measurements are taken from the Schilke Mouthpieces for Brass brochure. Column 1 is the cup diameter as measured in millimeters.
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The Ultimate Trumpet Mouthpiece Comparison Chart. The Ulltiimate Trumpet Mouthpiiece Compariison Charts. Note: Please do not take diameter measurements too seriously. Most of the time the difference in columns can be 0.02 of an inch (0.5 mm). Not much really. The measurements are done for comparison purposes of relative sizes.
