Bass Tbn Mouthpieces

[Mrboneman1]

Looking for recommendations for a bass bone mouthpiece that works well for a doubler. Main axe is tenor, but occasionally playing shows that require tenor and bass bone. I've been using a Bach 2G but don't quite get the bite that I want on the low stuff. Thanks.

[Burgerbob]

I'd try a 1.5G first.

[Vegasbound]

How much daily practice do you do on the bass?

1.5 or 2 are the most popular sizes for a reason

[Bleek]

Check out the Patrick BG1 mouthpiece. Is great for just this.

https://patrickmouthpieces.com/trombone ... y=61240005

[BigBadandBass]

1.5G, if you play a Griego and are used to their rim styles, Brian Hechts “the dub” is a great option

[Matt K]

Elliott SB106 or SB107 with an SB I cup and an I10 shank! Tons of bite but easy to play.

[Posaunus]

There is no "one size that fits all" recommendation for you, but something that is about the size of a Bach 1½G is a good start.

For a variety of reasons, Bach - even though it's the best known brand - isn't for everyone. I prefer similar-sized mouthpieces (Cup I.D. ~27.0-27.4mm = ~1.06"-1.08"; Throat ~7.0-7.5mm = ~0.275"-0.295") from other manufacturers, and - as a doubler myself - lately have been very pleased with a Doug Elliott setup in that size range (MB 108 Rim, MB J Cup, J8 Shank). Others that I have liked include Giardinelli 1G and Schilke 58.

[Mrboneman1]

Thanks for the input guys, really appreciate it. Gives me some options!