GR GR / Wayne Bergeron Model WB Classics Trumpet Mouthpiece

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■Please note
The product description is an automatic translation of the Japanese description. Please contact us if you have any questions.

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Please be noted this one is USED not new.
There is not any issue on the function and the playing condition but blemishes on the cosmetic.
Please send message for more detail information of the condition.

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There may be slight scratches due to display in store or trial playing, but this will not affect use.
We will re-polish and clean the product before shipping it in a securely packed box.

GR Mouthpiece
-Unparalleled mouthpieces developed through a unique design program

With solid experience and unwavering confidence, the craftsmen, led by founder Gary Radtke,
We have developed a unique design program that makes use of mathematics, science, and acoustics.
The mouthpieces they produce are well-balanced and consistent in terms of tone, blowing feel, and pitch.

Backbore: 3
Cup volume: 0.0756 cubic inches (medium)
Cup diameter: .631 inches = approx. 16mm
Contour: Semi-flat, wide bite; soft alpha angle: medium-high. This GR mouthpiece uses the same rim as the WB Studio model. The cup is deeper to emphasize the lower harmonics and produce a clear, full-bodied sound. There is no loss of range due to lack of compression, which can often occur when switching to a larger mouthpiece. This mouthpiece is my mouthpiece of choice for small ensembles, bass parts, and the occasional C trumpet. (Wayne Bergeron)