Denis Wick 5880E Euphonium SM4U

Mouthpiece

For euphonium
Steven Mead Ultra Series
Diameter: 39.44 mm
Cup diameter: 26.00 mm
Rand: 6.72 mm
Bore: 7.38 mm
Backbore: V-type
Heavy outer shape, slightly increased cup curvature and sharper inner edges
Large shank
Silver-plated

Further information

Cup Depth	Deep
Finish	Silver Plated

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Fantastic mouthpiece

06.11.2015

I had bought a "budget" euphonium and was told that a decent mouthpiece would make all the difference. This came recommended from a friend and he was so right. Great feel, very comfortable and immediately 10% better playing. Sound is great and getting to the higher range is far easier.
Great value for money as well.

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Great also for baritone

Thomas L. 46, 03.08.2014

I actually ordered this mouthpiece for my Wilson 2950TA because I was hoping it would make a bit more sound in depth than the original Wilson mouthpiece that I've been playing for over 10 years.
I play professional trombone in the orchestra and I'm used to mouthpieces like on the tenor about Bach 4G and on the bass 1 1 / 4G, because the size was very comfortable, but the margin is much rounder than with Klier or Yamaha. Ultimately, I do not use Denis Wick on the euphonium, but on my oval baritone. It is an absolute enlightenment !!!! So far, I've had a special order for it, because I was the series models too shallow. But here is the Denis Wick a total blast.

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