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Quality brass mouthpieces contribute to the high regard Yamaha has earned among beginning and professional musicians alike. The result of a special approach to design and manufacture, Yamaha mouthpieces deliver the performance and comfort required where they are needed most: where instrument meets musician.
The mouthpiece production technique used by Yamaha promises consistent quality mouthpieces, time after time. Other manufacturers use a specific cutting tool to create every mouthpiece, which causes problems as tools start to wear. This can result in inconsistent quality and poor performance. Yamaha's computer-aided design system and computer controlled lathe work together to produce the most precise, consistent mouthpieces in the world.
| Bass Trombone |
| Model |
Rim |
Cup Depth |
Throat |
Backbore |
Playing Charateristics |
| Inner Diameter |
Contour |
Thickness |
| 58 |
26.84 |
standard |
standard |
standard |
7.25 |
semi-wide |
Medium cup and rim for easily playability through the low and middle registers. Crisp attack with outstanding flexibility. |
| 59 |
27.22 |
standard |
semi-thin |
standard |
7.25 |
semi-wide |
Relatively thin rim. Rich sound even on pedal tones. Voluminous cup for solid lows and plenty of power. |
| 60B |
27.83 |
standard |
semi-thick |
semi-shallow |
6.92 |
semi-wide |
A German-style combination of fairly thick rim with relatively shallow cup. Excellent flexibility. Easy playability and clear tone in the middle and low registers. |
| 60 |
28.25 |
standard |
thin |
standard |
8.1 |
wide |
Very deep cup with a large throat and backbore. Powerful, deep, low tone. |
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