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Wedge Mouthpieces Trumpet 66MV Hybrid Mouthpiece Top
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66MV.HYB.TOP
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The 66MV plays like a really great 3C, but with a very slightly smaller diameter.
The 66MV is the most popular mouthpiece we sell, simply because it works well for many players in many playing situations. This size is the "multitool" of mouthpieces as it is best suited for playing in concert band, wind ensemble, brass quintet, worship groups, jazz, pit and pops settings, and almost anywhere else.
Although not a typical choice for an orchestral setting or for playing lead, the 66MV can also be made to work for that type of playing. Keep in mind that this particular "C" cup is not quite as deep as the Bach 1-1/2C, 5C, or 7C cup. It is the shallowest of all Bach C cups.
The 66MV is the most popular mouthpiece we sell, simply because it works well for many players in many playing situations. This size is the "multitool" of mouthpieces as it is best suited for playing in concert band, wind ensemble, brass quintet, worship groups, jazz, pit and pops settings, and almost anywhere else.
Although not a typical choice for an orchestral setting or for playing lead, the 66MV can also be made to work for that type of playing. Keep in mind that this particular "C" cup is not quite as deep as the Bach 1-1/2C, 5C, or 7C cup. It is the shallowest of all Bach C cups.
ID .66 inches, 16.8 mm
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Why Choose a Hybrid?
* A warmer, rounder sound, with more overtones compared to a comparable brass mouthpiece.
* A rim that feels warmer and more comfortable than brass.
* A plastic mouthpiece that avoids the problem of metal allergies.
* A slightly increased grip for better endurance.
* A plastic option that avoids all the usual negatives of playing on plastic.
This is a trumpet top only and requires a backbore.
