Trombone cup 350
The cup shape comes from a Viennese master and was developed by Prof. Pöttler and Karl Breslmair Sen. into an excellent mouthpiece for alto trombone. Bright, clear tone, easy to play.
Trombone Cup 345
The cup shape comes from a Viennese master and was developed by Prof. Pöttler and Karl Breslmair Sen. into an excellent mouthpiece for alto trombone. Bright, clear tone, easy to play.
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Trombone cup 260
The richness of overtones in connection with the wide shank bore "B" distinguishes this cup shape. Designed as a trombone model, very suitable for baritone and tenor horn.
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Trombone cup 258
The richness of overtones in connection with the wide shank bore "B" distinguishes this cup shape. Designed as a trombone model, very suitable for baritone and tenor horn.
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Trombone cup 256
The richness of overtones in connection with the wide shank bore "B" distinguishes this cup shape. Designed as a trombone model, very suitable for baritone and tenor horn.
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Trombone cup 254
The richness of overtones in connection with the wide shank bore "B" distinguishes this cup shape. Designed as a trombone model, very suitable for baritone and tenor horn.
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Trombone cup 252
The richness of overtones in connection with the wide shank bore "B" distinguishes this cup shape. Designed as a trombone model, very suitable for baritone and tenor horn.
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Trombone cup 158
The deep cup brings a great sonority, but becomes too strenuous in combination with the 6mm bore.
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Trombone cup 156
The deep cup brings a great sonority, but becomes too strenuous in combination with the 6mm bore.
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Trombone cup 154
The deep cup brings a great sonority, but becomes too strenuous in combination with the 6mm bore.
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