| Wedge WDG- B1.5CC-27 |
Wedge - Bach 1.5C Cushion The 1.5CC is an excellent choice for someone playing a Bach 1-1/2C or similar mouthpiece. It is based on a 1.5 cushion Wedge rim and a C cup. It has more edge than the 1.5B cup models, but still produces a full sound with lots of core. It is a great all round choice. |
$345.00 With your choice of backbore |
In Stock 1 unit available |
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| Wedge WDG- B3CC-27 |
Wedge - Bach 3C Cushion The 3CC is an excellent choice for someone playing a Bach 3C or similar mouthpiece. It is based on a 3 cushion Wedge rim and a C cup. The 3CC plays slightly bigger than the Wedge 3C. The 3C and 3CC are by far our most popular models for a wide variety of playing situations. The Wedge 3CC tends to sound a bit darker than a Bach 3C and is more efficient in the upper register. |
$345.00 With your choice of backbore |
SOLD Available on request |
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| Wedge WDG- BSJC-27 |
Wedge - Bobby Shew Jazz Many players love the Bobby Shew Jazz mouthpiece so we had this Custom piece made up just for NZ & Australian players. This piece has never been made before!! You'll be surprized with the results of this one! 27 throat |
$345.00 With your choice of backbore |
In Stock 1 unit available |
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| Wedge WDG- YBSL-25 |
Wedge - Bobby Shew Lead Here's the Shew Lead cup in an all new Wedge configuration. The throat has been opened up to accomodate players who like to blow a little stronger. This is one mean Lead Trumpet mouthpiece. (Works great with a heavyweight backbore too!) 25 Throat |
$345.00 With your choice of backbore We Recommend: 25R-M (medium) backbore |
In Stock 1 unit available |
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| Wedge WDG- MB6L-S25 |
Wedge - Monette B6 Lead A very popular Monette style cup that has been converted into a Wedge. Throat is a 25 to accomodate for the stronger airflow. |
$345.00 With your choice of backbore We Recommend: 25ML (heavy) backbore |
In Stock 1 unit available |
About Wedge Backbores
Wedge backbores are available in regular weight and heavy weight models.
Heavy weight models add extra mass to the mouthpiece, and are a bit darker, with more core to the sound. They have a slightly more stable response and tend to produce fewer chipped notes. Heavy weight models are very popular with players who like Monette and similar mouthpieces with a little extra mass.
Wedge backbores are available in regular weight and heavy weight models.
Heavy weight models add extra mass to the mouthpiece, and are a bit darker, with more core to the sound. They have a slightly more stable response and tend to produce fewer chipped notes. Heavy weight models are very popular with players who like Monette and similar mouthpieces with a little extra mass.
Wedge Backbore Sizes
Large (L) 27
Similar to a Bach 24, or Warburton 10 backbore. This is a large orchestral backbore.
Large (L) 25
This is the 25 throat version of the Large 27 for a more open blow.
Medium Large (ML) 27
This medium large backbore resembles a Bach 10 or Warburton 7 backbore. It is a good choice for all round use.
Medium Large (ML) 25
This is the 25 throat version of the ML 27.
Medium (M) 27
This is a medium sized backbore similar to a GR #2. It has a more compact sound and offers a little more resistance than the ML
Medium (M) 25
25 throat version of the M25 for a more open blow.
Small (S) 27
This backbore is similar to a Schilke A or Warburton Q backbore. This is a tight commercial backbore. Although many players prefer a larger backbore on the Wedge, this remains a good choice for those who want more resistance and a compact sound.
Large (L) 27
Similar to a Bach 24, or Warburton 10 backbore. This is a large orchestral backbore.
Large (L) 25
This is the 25 throat version of the Large 27 for a more open blow.
Medium Large (ML) 27
This medium large backbore resembles a Bach 10 or Warburton 7 backbore. It is a good choice for all round use.
Medium Large (ML) 25
This is the 25 throat version of the ML 27.
Medium (M) 27
This is a medium sized backbore similar to a GR #2. It has a more compact sound and offers a little more resistance than the ML
Medium (M) 25
25 throat version of the M25 for a more open blow.
Small (S) 27
This backbore is similar to a Schilke A or Warburton Q backbore. This is a tight commercial backbore. Although many players prefer a larger backbore on the Wedge, this remains a good choice for those who want more resistance and a compact sound.
Regular weight backbores sound a bit brighter and are slightly more responsive to light articulation than the heavy weight models. Both models share the following features.