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Schilke Trumpet 6A4a

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Mouthpiece for Trumpet

  • Developed for Bill Chase, for the extremely high register.
  • Cup diameter: 15.99 mm
  • Cup depth: Flat
  • Rim contour: semi-flat
  • 27 Bore
  • Backbore: Narrow
  • Finish: Silver-plated
Available since September 2002
Item number 156751
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Cup Depth Flat
Cup Diameter 15,99 mm
Finish Silver Plated
309 AED 79,83 €
Plus 269 AED shipping
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
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Classic BILL CHASE Mouthpiece
THE BRASSMAN 02.03.2020
Designed for BILL CHASE. A great mouthpiece if you can play that small a cup.
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Very Shallow
D&ZCosta 08.12.2017
Not ideal for someone with large lips, but very good mouthpiece.
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The SCREAMER Mouthpiece
BRASSMAN 01.09.2023
A Very Well Designed Mouthpiece if you can play that small.
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Lead Mundstück von Schilke
Joachim L. 07.05.2010
Das Schilke 6A4a ist was für geübte Bläser. Brillante Höhen erreicht man mit diesem Mundstück dank des abgerundeten Polsterrandes sehr gut, auch über eine längere Spielzeit. Trotz des engen Kessels spricht es in den Tiefen noch relativ gut an.

Die gute Verarbeitung des Mundstücks spricht für Schilke. Das Mundstück ist nach meinen Erfahrungen nur für Bläser geeignet, die auch sonst ständig auf einem engeren Kessel blasen. Trompeter, die einen weiteren Kessel (über 16,5 mm) bevorzugen, dürften mit dem Mundstück Probleme haben, da die Lippen bei hohen Tönen in den engen Kessel rutschen. Fazit ist, dass brillante Höhen halt nur durch ständiges Üben erreicht werden. Mit dem Schilke 6A4a wird dies erheblich erleichtert!
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