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While I don't have the link handy, I did save it.


Mouthpiece Conversion Chart: Miraphone & Perantucci

C2- TU9 deep 31.7 8.2 F tuba American
C7- TU11 medium 32.0 7.0 F tuba Helleburg
C8- TU13 shallow 32.0 7.5 F tuba Winston Morris
2M- TU15 deep 31.5 7.5 BBb/CC
3M- TU17 deep 31.5 8.0 BBb/CC
8M- TU19 deep 32.0 8.2 BBb
C3- TU21 deep 32.1 8.0 BBb/CC American
C4- TU23 deep 32.5 7.5 BBb/CC American
C9- TU25 very deep 32.7 8.2 Rose Orchestra
C10-TU27 shallow 33.0 8.2 Rose solo
5M- TU29 very deep 33.0 8.2 BBb/CC
C6- TU31 deep 33.0 8.3 BBb/CC Helleburg
9M- TU33 very deep 33.5 8.4 BBb
TU39 Theinert Solo- 32.0 8.6 Gold MPC this is a big Solo Mpc with a large throat
TU41 Theinert Orchestra- 33.0 9.0 Gigantic Mpc with a gigantic throat Gold MPC

American Style Models
Pt 30- 3
31- 12
32- 2
34- 21
36- 1
38- 1-S
50- 20

German Style Rounded Cups
60- 8-S
62- 8
64- 9
66- 19
68- 7
72- 25-S
80-17
82-23
83-26
84-25
86-0
88-10

harold wrote:Hey,

I remember a post back a while that indexed the old and new Perantucci mouthpiece numbers.

I searched the archive for it, but wasn't able to come up with it.

Anyone remember the link?

Thanks

The following may be helpful.
Cheers
JB


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I have an old Miraphone Rose #1 tuba mouthpiece, given to me by Joseph Novotny in 1975. What is the closest Miraphone equivalent to this mouthpiece?

Perantucci Mouthpieces are available in Europe and the Far-East as such. www.perantucci.com

RobertTucci Mouthpieces are available in the United States from many dealers. www.robert-tucci.com

Both web sites provide all pertinent information.

All lines: PT - RT - Canadian Brass Heritage - Andreas Martin Hofmeir and MLR trombone mouthpieces are of our manufacture in Germany.

Bob Tucci