Detailed specifications for the Bach french horn mouthpiece line. Compare cup depth, rim diameter, throat, backbore, and intended use across models.
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| Model No. | Depth of Cup | Approx. Cup Dia. | Rim Shape | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Medium | 17.60mm | Narrow | A large mouthpiece for great volume of tone, especially in the low register. |
| 7 | Medium | 17.25mm | Narrow | Fairly large size, for a strong embouchure. |
| 7S | Medium | 17.25mm | Narrow | Same as No. 7 but with larger throat and backbore. Freer blowing, darker sound. |
| 10 | Deep | 16.80mm | Medium wide | This cushion-rim model produces the German romantic horn tone, rich in volume, beautiful in quality. A player having no difficulty with the high register should use this model. |
| 10S | Deep | 16.80mm | Medium wide | Same as No. 10 but with larger throat and backbore. |
| 11 | Medium | 16.55mm | Medium wide | Our best selling model, with cushion rim, and brilliant heroic tone. Players who do strenuous work prefer this model. |
| 12 | Medium | 16.50mm | Narrow | This rim gives greater flexibility to players with a rather delicate embouchure. |
| 15 | Medium | 16.30mm | Narrow | Medium small. For players with a rather tender embouchure but who nevertheless want a good volume of tone. |
| 16 | Deep | 16.25mm | Medium wide | For players with sensitive embouchures who strive for a pure, solid, romantic horn tone. |
| 18 | Medium | 16.15mm | Narrow | A small mouthpiece. Needs little strength to fill it. Well suited for weak lips. |
Specifications sourced from manufacturer published data. For corrections, please contact us.