Yet another... mouthpiece inquiry

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Yet another... mouthpiece inquiry

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I'm just bought a used Cerveny Piggy CC tuba. I was wondering if anyone out there had any suggestions as to what mouthpiece would be good for it or if I should just stick with the Rose Solo model I've been playing with my school's 186.
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There is no such thing as too many mouthpieces.
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Is there anything in particular you don't like about the Miraphone mouthpiece? Since the Cerveny is also a rotary of similar size, it should do alright, unless you're just wanting to make a change. I would only add that the shallow bowl may not have enough depth of tone, but then again, depending on where you are playing-wise, too deep a cup is hard to control.

Try it first and see, and then go from there if you need or desire to.
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