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Houser Mouthpiece Works

Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 5:51 pm
by Paul S
Hi LV,

As I recall the A9 would be the serial number of that mouthpiece with "A" being the first run from around 1994-1995. I believe only the models sold by Orfeo had the serial numbers.

I understand that Deck Mouthpieces made after about 1997 and those sold by Brasswind (I believe only sold by them after 1996) do not have the serial numbers.

FWIW, I have the actual master of the Warren Deck 2 and find it to be an extremely close match to the feel of the PT-50+ in sound colour, throat, rim shape and size.

Dave Houser Mouthpieces Works manufactured the Warren Deck series.

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Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 8:02 pm
by Paul S
LV wrote:....I'm amazed at the weight. I have an "oil can" mpc and a Megatoni, but this thing is a barbell.....
Just as LV says, the Deck is really a hunk, even bigger than the Megatucci-Megatoni-Mega-"+" series.

Here are two comparison photos with a Perantucci PT88+ "Mega", the Deck 2, and a standard size Perantucci PT-65.
The Deck 3 was bigger yet!

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Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 8:19 pm
by joshwirt
Could this be said Stork mouthpiece?

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This has the screw rim with the 'fat' Deck rim, not the SHII one. It works great on my 2P as well as the BBb bass I play here in the UK.

Josh

Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 1:08 pm
by TexTuba
I had a Deck 3 that I messed around with for about a month. I sold it because I really didn't like the sound I got with it. It did have that "stare" factor though. :roll:







Ralph