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FlugelFlyer · 03-13-2007, 06:35 PM

Just to drop in, the mouthpiece is obviously only part of the whole setup, and not only does the whole setup has to be in agreement with you, and it has to sound good to whom it matters the most, usually the guy with some involvement with your paycheck. I agree that it's rare to see a classical player using a heavyweight mouthpiece, but your own Manny Laureano uses a heavy horn and mouthpiece setup. He'd be the best one to ask though about his own setup.

03-13-2007, 06:35 PM	#7 (permalink)
FlugelFlyer Piano User Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Palos Park, IL Posts: 320	Re: Heavyweight Mouthpiece Just to drop in, the mouthpiece is obviously only part of the whole setup, and not only does the whole setup has to be in agreement with you, and it has to sound good to whom it matters the most, usually the guy with some involvement with your paycheck. I agree that it's rare to see a classical player using a heavyweight mouthpiece, but your own Manny Laureano uses a heavy horn and mouthpiece setup. He'd be the best one to ask though about his own setup. __________________ Bach 180LR, 72 bell Bach 1-1/2C Bach 3D