CONN HELLEBERG 120S SILVER PLATED TUBA MOUTHPIECE  
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The Gold Standard for Tuba Mouthpieces

One of the preeminent low brass players of the early 1900s, August Helleberg cultivated a close working relationship with Charles G. Conn. As the chief tubaist of the Sousa Band, Helleberg needed a mouthpiece that could give him the volume required to fill the largest of concert halls. After much experimentation, Conn and Helleberg masterminded the design to accomplish his goal. Today, his legendary sound lives on with C.G. Conn’s Helleberg Series mouthpieces. The 120S is one of the world’s most popular tuba mouthpieces. It’s equally well-suited for low-register playing as it is high-register playing. The 120S is an ideal choice for symphonic tubaists due to its ability to coax extra volume out of the instrument.

About C.G. Conn

Since its founding in 1915 by Charles Gerald Conn in Elkhart, Indiana, the C.G. Conn brand has been synonymous with high-quality brass instruments and mouthpieces. Even today, the company’s most popular models — the Conn 8D French horn, 88H trombone, 62H bass trombone, 52BSP trumpet, and 1FR flugelhorn — command respect.

C.G. Conn Helleberg Series 120S Tuba Mouthpiece Features:

• Tuba mouthpiece ideal for professionals and students alike
• 120S shape with a deeper cup
• Produces a full-bodied tone ideal for concert band, marching band, and orchestral playing
• Manufactured for players who need room-filling volume
• Includes mouthpiece brush for cleaning