Bach Mount Vernon 1 1/2g to Greg Black 1 3/8

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Savio
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Bach Mount Vernon 1 1/2g to Greg Black 1 3/8

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Ok, have to throw in the towel…. :weep: Have to admit I play that Greg Black regular weight for some months. Reason is partly because Im never good in the extreme registers no matter mouthpiece. The Greg Black didnt make me better but more secure. And articulation is a little more comfortably. I did the change because I have to play the bass trombone solo “In the hall of the mountain king” It just made my feel in rehearsals more safe. The Greg Black has a big dark sound as said in other threads here. But not so easy to change colour of the sound. There is the MT Vernon superior. But feel of safety is important especially in front of public.

I recommend everyone to listen George Roberts playing this music. But also Doug Yeo with a wind band. He has a very nice articulation, legato and attack, and feel of that music.

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Re: Bach Mount Vernon 1 1/2g to Greg Black 1 3/8

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Excellent observations, as usual Leif. Yes, above all, we have to produce good results. Greg's mouthpieces are very well designed, and make life easier. Sometimes we need to make choices.
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Re: Bach Mount Vernon 1 1/2g to Greg Black 1 3/8

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I love the Greg Black 1 1/2G’s I own. Fantastic modern mouthpieces that have proper 1 1/2G dimensions. Only brand I can think of that offers a 1 1/2G with a plastic rim!
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Re: Bach Mount Vernon 1 1/2g to Greg Black 1 3/8

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All depends on the sound in one’s head. Leif your choice is the right choice-it should only matter to you. 😀
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Re: Bach Mount Vernon 1 1/2g to Greg Black 1 3/8

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I`ve been going between and Greg Black 1 3/8gM and a Schilke 58.
The Schilke is a little easier in The upper range and (to be honest) easier when I`m not in perfect shape.
But when I`m in shape the GB is the winner hands down everytime
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