i used a bach mouthpiece in high school
i now play the helleberg and i must say that i feel it is an upgrade in tone and especially flexibility.
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I dunno man, it sounds like a big plot just to slap an extra 40 bucks on a bach 7 mpc. Find one that works for you, that is what really matters.
You can test drive mouthpieces from the WWBW for a reasonable restocking fee.
You can test drive mouthpieces from the WWBW for a reasonable restocking fee.
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Good point -- there's a lot more going on than just the extra mass.Grooving for Heaven wrote:I don't think so. I have a bach 7 MT, and a non MT bach 7, and the biggest difference is in the size of the throat, which wouls account for the difference in tone.
I still think it's funny that they charge more for a mouthpiece that requires less machining...