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All of these are large shank unless otherwise specified!
SM4U in Gold (8/10) for $80: several scratches on the rim that I can see but can’t feel on my lips at all. There’s a dent that reduces the backbore size by <2% (it’s so insignificant that I can’t get it to show up in a picture after 5 minutes of trying)
Wick 4AL in Gold (10/10) for $70: Great piece. I just prefer a darker sound
Giddings and Webster Kadja in Polished Stainless Steel (9/10) for $95: This mouthpiece is the easiest I’ve ever played in terms of range and articulation. The sound is a bit too bright for me, but it would make a killed trombone piece. If I am able to play in my school’s orchestra next year on trombone, I will definitely be getting another of these. There is a small crease in the backbore that doesn’t affect playability
K&G 3.5D in Silver (9/10) for $95: I am selling all of my mouthpieces except for this exact piece in gold plate. I have been playing it exclusively for 2 years and love it. It feels like a 4AL with 20% more richness, 30% more projection, and only 10% less ease in the high register. There is a slight tarnish line on the outside, but the mouthpiece is otherwise in perfect condition
Schilke 52D in Silver (10/10) for $50: I played this on tenor until I got my G&W Kadja, but I know the 51D is very popular for euphonium. Just a bit too bright for me
Wick 6BY in Silver (Small Shank)(10/10) for $60: The most standard baritone mouthpiece as far as I’m aware. It sounds great, but I just don’t play my baritone anymore
(I hit the limit for images per post, so let me know if you’d like me to send you some of this piece)
Shipping is $5 for the CONUS or free if you buy 2 or more pieces.
Cheers,
Jarod Quigley
SM4U in Gold (8/10) for $80: several scratches on the rim that I can see but can’t feel on my lips at all. There’s a dent that reduces the backbore size by <2% (it’s so insignificant that I can’t get it to show up in a picture after 5 minutes of trying)
Wick 4AL in Gold (10/10) for $70: Great piece. I just prefer a darker sound
Giddings and Webster Kadja in Polished Stainless Steel (9/10) for $95: This mouthpiece is the easiest I’ve ever played in terms of range and articulation. The sound is a bit too bright for me, but it would make a killed trombone piece. If I am able to play in my school’s orchestra next year on trombone, I will definitely be getting another of these. There is a small crease in the backbore that doesn’t affect playability
K&G 3.5D in Silver (9/10) for $95: I am selling all of my mouthpieces except for this exact piece in gold plate. I have been playing it exclusively for 2 years and love it. It feels like a 4AL with 20% more richness, 30% more projection, and only 10% less ease in the high register. There is a slight tarnish line on the outside, but the mouthpiece is otherwise in perfect condition
Schilke 52D in Silver (10/10) for $50: I played this on tenor until I got my G&W Kadja, but I know the 51D is very popular for euphonium. Just a bit too bright for me
Wick 6BY in Silver (Small Shank)(10/10) for $60: The most standard baritone mouthpiece as far as I’m aware. It sounds great, but I just don’t play my baritone anymore
(I hit the limit for images per post, so let me know if you’d like me to send you some of this piece)
Shipping is $5 for the CONUS or free if you buy 2 or more pieces.
Cheers,
Jarod Quigley
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