Hammond Small Shank Trombone Mouthpieces
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Marking
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Diameter
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Bach*
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Schilke*
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10
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1.030
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3
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53
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11
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1.020
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4
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52
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12
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1.010
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5
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51
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13
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1.000
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6
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50
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14
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.972
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7c
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-
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Marking
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Description
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Stem
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XS
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Very shallow cup and tight throat to facilitate the upper register. The 14XS is for alto players desiring a good solo sound.
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S
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Less shallow than the XS, but still a brighter playing cup. This cup is mated with a tight throat for a lead-type sound. Can also effectively be used on alto
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M
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Medium-depth cup with a V shape. This is an extremely efficient cup with the capability of duel use between section work or possibly lead on small bore, or solo work on large bore. .257 throat/T2 backbore (small bore), .265 throat /T5 backbore (large)
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ML
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This is the standard cup within the Hammond Design trombone line. It has aspects of both conical and bowl shapes to help become the all-around choice of most players looking for a focused, yet colorful sound. .265/T3 small bore, .281/T4 large bore.
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