Griego Mouthpieces Griego Artist 1C Large Bore

Je suis tromboniste pro, enseignant et jouant den concerto, quintette, brassband, symphonique... sur Courtois 410GM et Jupiter XO Gold Thayer.
Super grave mais c'est tout !!!
Pas d'aigue, fatigante comme pas possible.
J'ai passé commande de 5 embouchures sur Thomman + celles que j'ai pour faire des essais et y a pas photos :

- Alliance WA72-6 : Formidable (j'achète)
- V. Bach 6,5AL : Vraiment très nul à côté de l'Alliance
- A. Courtois 11PM : très nul aussi
- Griego Alessi 1C : trop énorme
- Ian Bousfield S5 : bien pour l'aigue et seulement,
- Ian Bousfield S : trop grosse, fatigaunte, pas d'aigue
- Ian Bousfield S4 : Formidable, plus large que l'Alliance mais super son.

Au final, pas terrible la Griego.

As i always say - mouthpieces are very personal, and every person has a different mouth! What suits one person will not necessarily suit another, even if they use an identical mouthpiece and instrument. I play on a yamaha xeno 881g and find that the 1c is a very solid mouthpiece that gives a fantastic and very distinctive round tone (feels great on the lips) lovely easy playing open high register (lets the air flow through) It holds the same round and open tone throughout the whole range. After just playing the first few notes on it, i realised this mouthpiece had that special something (tone wise) i had been looking for, and the more i play on it the more i like it. I'm not saying that anyone playing on this mouthpiece will sound exactly like the great Joe alessi (his perfect tone!) "impossible!" but if this mouthpiece suits the player it will really enhance what the player already has, and open up new possibilities to explore! I will also be trying the Griego Alessi 1a and 1e in the future (for different settings) as my trombone has a fixed leadpipe! Thank you Griego and thank you Thomann.