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Hey guys, so I'm considering getting. New mouthpiece for concert band purposes. I want something that's big, will give a big large sound, and has a nice low register.
Also something that won't make articulation a pain in the a**.

Any ideas? I'm thinking a PT50. Or maybe a PT86 or 88?
Also, of prefer its under $100.00 in terms of price. No more then 120.00.

Pay attention to the backbore , as that (IMO) changes the way a mothpiece feels most. Rims are more of a comfort thing. "Medium deep" cups should work well for you. Good luck with your search.

k001k47 wrote:Pay attention to the backbore , as that (IMO) changes the way a mothpiece feels most. Rims are more of a comfort thing. "Medium deep" cups should work well for you. Good luck with your search.

Medium you say? I have been playing on one of my friends PT86. That mouthpiece has a deep backbore and I notice I sound way better on it then on my usual mouthpiece. Bigger is better for me.

Tuboss2 wrote:I have been playing on one of my friends PT86. That mouthpiece has a deep backbore and I notice I sound way better on it then on my usual mouthpiece. Bigger is better for me.

You may have answered your own question.

Kelly plastic ones keep the cost of experimenting way down, and you get a good spare at the very least. I use the Kellyberg on two horns it works great.

Bach 7 or a Conn helleberg. But really just work with what you have now. I can play at the same dynamic on my helleberg and my lm-12.