Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 7:48 pm
A lot of it has to do with a difference in backbore and cup depth as well as size.
A mouthpiece with a shallower cup, smaller backbore and small inner diameter more than likely will be used for solo work as it more often produces a brighter sound.
Low work mouthpieces usually have deep cups, larger backbores and wider cup diameters.
A good example of this is the new line of G&W mouthpieces.
The Bayamo (very large mouthpiece) is definitely recommended for low works while the new Diablo is meant for solo playing because it's a shallow cup and also a smaller inner diameter.
A mouthpiece with a shallower cup, smaller backbore and small inner diameter more than likely will be used for solo work as it more often produces a brighter sound.
Low work mouthpieces usually have deep cups, larger backbores and wider cup diameters.
A good example of this is the new line of G&W mouthpieces.
The Bayamo (very large mouthpiece) is definitely recommended for low works while the new Diablo is meant for solo playing because it's a shallow cup and also a smaller inner diameter.